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If you need to use DynamoDB offline locally, you can use DynamoDB local distributed by AWS or DynamoDB from Localstack. Connecting to it is as easy as changing the endpoint parameter DynamoDB or DocumentClient constructor:
If you're looking for Serverless Framework based CRUD project which uses other AWS Lambda and DynamoDB best practices with Node.js, you can find one on our Github.
If you're looking for Serverless Framework based CRUD project which uses other AWS Lambda and DynamoDB best practices with Node.js, you can find one on our Github.
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