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Sure! Here's an example of how to set up a DynamoDB table using Architect.yaml:

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version: "2"
name: my-architect-project

components:
  - name: my-dynamodb-table
    type: aws:dynamodb
    config:
      table_name: my-table-name
      region: us-west-2
      access_key_id:
        $architect: secret:my-dynamodb-access-key-id
      secret_access_key:
        $architect: secret:my-dynamodb-secret-access-key

actions:
  - name: create-dynamodb-item
    type: python
    source: path/to/python/script.py
    inputs:
      id: string
      name: string
    env:
      MY_DYNAMODB_TABLE: ${my-dynamodb-table}

In this example, we define a component called my-dynamodb-table that uses the aws:dynamodb type. We provide the table name, region, and access key/secret key credentials as configuration options. The access key/secret key credentials are retrieved from secrets stored in Architect.io using $architect: secret: syntax.

We also define an action called create-dynamodb-item that runs a Python script located at path/to/python/script.py. This script expects two inputs: id and name. We pass in the my-dynamodb-table component as an environment variable called MY_DYNAMODB_TABLE.

In your Python script, you can use PynamoDB to interact with the DynamoDB table as follows:

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import os
from pynamodb.models import Model
from pynamodb.attributes import UnicodeAttribute

class MyModel(Model):
    class Meta:
        table_name = os.environ['MY_DYNAMODB_TABLE'].config['table_name']
        region = os.environ['MY_DYNAMODB_TABLE'].config['region']
        aws_access_key_id = os.environ['MY_DYNAMODB_TABLE'].config['access_key_id']
        aws_secret_access_key = os.environ['MY_DYNAMODB_TABLE'].config['secret_access_key']

    id = UnicodeAttribute(hash_key=True)
    name = UnicodeAttribute()

# Retrieve the inputs from the action
id = os.environ['INPUT_id']
name = os.environ['INPUT_name']

# Create a new item in the DynamoDB table
new_item = MyModel(id, name=name)
new_item.save()

In this example, we define a MyModel class that extends pynamodb.models.Model, and define two attributes: id and name. We retrieve the DynamoDB table name, region, and access key/secret key credentials from the MY_DYNAMODB_TABLE environment variable, which was passed in from the action. We also retrieve the id and name inputs from the action using os.environ.

Once you have defined your PynamoDB table model, you can use it to interact with the DynamoDB table just like you would with any other PynamoDB table. For example, you can create a new item in the table with the following code:

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new_item = MyModel('item-id', name='item-name')
new_item.save()

This will create a new item in the DynamoDB table with an ID of "item-id" and a name of "item-name".