@mock_dynamodb2 is a decorator for Python's unittest.mock module that creates a mock instance of a DynamoDB table, allowing developers to test their code without the need for a real, live DynamoDB instance.
The decorator creates a local DynamoDB service that mimics the behavior of the real DynamoDB service, with the added benefit that tests can run faster and without consuming resources from a real database.
The table context allows the decorator to scope the mock instance to a specific table in the DynamoDB service. This allows developers to test their code against specific data and table configurations, making it easier to isolate specific scenarios and test edge cases.
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