Best Python code snippet using localstack_python
install.py
Source:install.py
...40 run('cat /etc/issue | grep Alpine', print_error=False)41 return True42 except Exception as e:43 return False44def install_dynamodb_local():45 if not os.path.exists(INSTALL_DIR_DDB):46 LOGGER.info('Downloading and installing local DynamoDB server. This may take some time.')47 run('mkdir -p %s' % INSTALL_DIR_DDB)48 if not os.path.exists(TMP_ARCHIVE_DDB):49 download(DYNAMODB_JAR_URL, TMP_ARCHIVE_DDB)50 cmd = 'cd %s && cp %s ddb.zip && unzip -q ddb.zip && rm ddb.zip'51 run(cmd % (INSTALL_DIR_DDB, TMP_ARCHIVE_DDB))52 # fix for Alpine, otherwise DynamoDBLocal fails with:53 # DynamoDBLocal_lib/libsqlite4java-linux-amd64.so: __memcpy_chk: symbol not found54 if is_alpine():55 patched_lib = ('https://rawgit.com/bhuisgen/docker-alpine/master/alpine-dynamodb/' +56 'rootfs/usr/local/dynamodb/DynamoDBLocal_lib/libsqlite4java-linux-amd64.so')57 patched_jar = ('https://rawgit.com/bhuisgen/docker-alpine/master/alpine-dynamodb/' +58 'rootfs/usr/local/dynamodb/DynamoDBLocal_lib/sqlite4java.jar')59 run("curl -L -o %s/DynamoDBLocal_lib/libsqlite4java-linux-amd64.so '%s'" % (INSTALL_DIR_DDB, patched_lib))60 run("curl -L -o %s/DynamoDBLocal_lib/sqlite4java.jar '%s'" % (INSTALL_DIR_DDB, patched_jar))61def install_component(name):62 if name == 'kinesis':63 install_kinesalite()64 elif name == 'dynamodb':65 # install_dynalite()66 install_dynamodb_local()67 elif name == 'es':68 install_elasticsearch()69def install_components(names):70 parallelize(install_component, names)71def install_all_components():72 install_components(DEFAULT_SERVICE_PORTS.keys())73if __name__ == '__main__':74 if len(sys.argv) > 1 and sys.argv[1] == 'run':75 print('Initializing installation.')76 logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)77 install_all_components()...
dynamodb_starter.py
Source:dynamodb_starter.py
...20 assert out is None21 else:22 assert isinstance(out['TableNames'], list)23def start_dynamodb(port=PORT_DYNAMODB, async=False, update_listener=None):24 install.install_dynamodb_local()25 backend_port = DEFAULT_PORT_DYNAMODB_BACKEND26 ddb_data_dir_param = '-inMemory'27 if DATA_DIR:28 ddb_data_dir = '%s/dynamodb' % DATA_DIR29 mkdir(ddb_data_dir)30 ddb_data_dir_param = '-dbPath %s' % ddb_data_dir31 cmd = ('cd %s/infra/dynamodb/; java -Djava.library.path=./DynamoDBLocal_lib ' +32 '-jar DynamoDBLocal.jar -sharedDb -port %s %s') % (ROOT_PATH, backend_port, ddb_data_dir_param)33 print("Starting mock DynamoDB (%s port %s)..." % (get_service_protocol(), port))34 start_proxy_for_service('dynamodb', port, backend_port, update_listener)...
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