Anyone here using Appsmith open source here: https://github.com/appsmithorg/appsmith
I have an issue with DynamoDb Plugin.
If anyone worked with Dynamodb in Appsmith, can you guys please show me a simple query that I can put into appsmith query editor and run it correctly? Cause they don't have documents yet.
I saw the DynamoDB Documents in AWS, but don't know how to write it in Appsmith.
Thank guys.
Update:
The documentation change has been merged and it is now available at: https://docs.appsmith.com/datasource-reference/querying-dynamodb
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A pull request has been raised to add the documentation for DynamoDB plugin. If everything goes well, it should be available in a week or so. I will update after the pull request has been merged. After the merge it will be available on Appsmith's documentation site.
Appsmith also has a very active Discord channel where you can ask questions and get resolution super fast. Apart from this please feel free to initiate a Github discussion or send an email to support#appsmith.com
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