semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
rds-cognito-attributes 0.0.2
A small package which can be used to query user information from both AWS Cognito and AWS Aurora RDS.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# RDS_Cognito_attribute_alignment

Use this script to evaluate data between Cognito and Aurora RDS.

To use, first install the code. Then update the settings.py file to include the appropriate values for your specific project.

# settings.py
#### COGNITO_ATTRIBUTE: 
This is the specific name of the cognito attribute you would like the script to pull down for you.

#### RDS_TABLE_COLUMN: 
This is the specific RDS column(s) which you would like to have the script pull down for you. This variable is primarily used in the QUERY_STRING variable as well as to generate the necessary files.

#### QUERY_STRING: 
Use this variable to define the query you would like to run. Include the RDS_COLUMN attribute if you want.

#### REGION: 
Use this variable to define the AWS region where your resources are stored.

#### FOLDER_NAME:
Use this variable to define the specific folder name you would like to have any query results stored.
rds-cognito-pkg-brandonrosenbloom 0.0.2
A small package which can be used to query user information from both AWS Cognito and AWS Aurora RDS.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# RDS_Cognito_attribute_alignment

Use this script to evaluate data between Cognito and Aurora RDS.

To use, first install the code. Then update the settings.py file to include the appropriate values for your specific project.

# settings.py
#### COGNITO_ATTRIBUTE: 
This is the specific name of the cognito attribute you would like the script to pull down for you.

#### RDS_TABLE_COLUMN: 
This is the specific RDS column(s) which you would like to have the script pull down for you. This variable is primarily used in the QUERY_STRING variable as well as to generate the necessary files.

#### QUERY_STRING: 
Use this variable to define the query you would like to run. Include the RDS_COLUMN attribute if you want.

#### REGION: 
Use this variable to define the AWS region where your resources are stored.

#### FOLDER_NAME:
Use this variable to define the specific folder name you would like to have any query results stored.