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0.0.16

Add a profile, mixed-type columns, and DynamoDB JSON toggle

You can now add Static and MFA profiles, columns can hold mixed data types per row, and the JSON editors include a toggle between standard JSON and DynamoDB JSON.

Add a profile, mixed-type columns, and DynamoDB JSON toggle

Profile management gets a real UI, the data model becomes more flexible, and DynamoDB’s wire format is one click away.

Add a profile

You can now add profiles directly inside Dynomatic. Static credentials and MFA profiles are both supported from the new Add Profile dialog — no more hand-editing config files just to bring a new account into the app.

Mixed-type columns per row

The underlying data model now allows a single column to hold different DynamoDB types per row — exactly how DynamoDB itself works. Previously, Dynomatic assumed columns were single-typed, which made editing schemaless tables awkward. You can now edit any cell to any valid type without fighting the editor.

Toggle between standard JSON and DynamoDB JSON

The JSON editors now have a toggle that switches between standard JSON and DynamoDB JSON. This makes it possible to add DynamoDB set types to new or existing records, since sets only have a representation in DynamoDB JSON.

Other improvements

  • Profile selector visually distinguishes Dynomatic-managed profiles from ~/.aws/config (INI-based) profiles.
  • Vertical scroll position no longer resets when you resize a column.