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Package expr implements DynamoDB's expression languages — condition, filter, and key-condition expressions (one shared grammar), update expressions, and projection expressions — with a real lexer and recursive-descent parsers.
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Package expr implements DynamoDB's expression languages — condition, filter, and key-condition expressions (one shared grammar), update expressions, and projection expressions — with a real lexer and recursive-descent parsers. |
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Package item models DynamoDB items: the full AttributeValue type system (S, N, B, BOOL, NULL, M, L, SS, NS, BS) with DynamoDB's semantics — numbers are arbitrary-precision decimals compared numerically (never floats), sets reject duplicates, and item size follows the documented 400 KB accounting.
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Package item models DynamoDB items: the full AttributeValue type system (S, N, B, BOOL, NULL, M, L, SS, NS, BS) with DynamoDB's semantics — numbers are arbitrary-precision decimals compared numerically (never floats), sets reject duplicates, and item size follows the documented 400 KB accounting. |
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Package keyenc encodes DynamoDB key attribute values (S, N, B) into byte strings whose lexicographic order matches DynamoDB's key order — so bbolt cursors give range queries for free.
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Package keyenc encodes DynamoDB key attribute values (S, N, B) into byte strings whose lexicographic order matches DynamoDB's key order — so bbolt cursors give range queries for free. |
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Package store is the DynamoDB storage engine: tables and items in bbolt, GSI/LSI entries maintained in the same transaction as every write, range queries via order-preserving key encodings (keyenc), single-node transactions with real atomicity, and TTL enforcement.
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Package store is the DynamoDB storage engine: tables and items in bbolt, GSI/LSI entries maintained in the same transaction as every write, range queries via order-preserving key encodings (keyenc), single-node transactions with real atomicity, and TTL enforcement. |
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