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Avoid failing with a "No data type (B, BS, N, NS, S, SS)" error when
type strings are not upper case.

Avoid failing with a "No data type (B, BS, N, NS, S, SS)" error when
type strings are not upper case.
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Coverage increased (+0.02%) to 96.532% when pulling 72033b0 on arichiardi:lowercase-support into 5bb4c7a on kayomarz:master.

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@arichiardi Thanks for the pull-request.

If DynamoDB SDK doesn't support lower-case type strings, I'm not sure if its a good idea for this library to convert case. This library is just a light wrapper.

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Well, I have had DynamoDB extract data in lowercase while using Data Pipeline that is why I needed it.

In any case up to you 😀

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kayomarz commented Mar 27, 2017 via email

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In my experience of importing/exporting text files into/from DynamoDB using Data Pipeline, only the first letter of the data type is set to lower case.

Additionally, it places a char(3) rather than a colon between root level field names & their data and then a char(2) between fields.

YMMV

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