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io.github.cdklabs.cdk_cloudformation:tf-azuread-user
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Manages a User within Azure Active Directory.
Maturity: this project is currently in alpha. This means that breaking changes may occur.
This project includes an AWS CDK construct library for every public extension in the AWS CloudFormation Registry.
Every public extension (module/resource) in the AWS CloudFormation Registry is available in a separate code library in all AWS CDK supported languages. Each library includes generated constructs and data types based on the extension's schema.
For example, to use the TF::Random::String
type in TypeScript:
Install the module:
npm install @cdk-cloudformation/tf-random-string
Import the construct to your code and add it to your app like any other construct:
import { CfnString } from '@cdk-cloudformation/tf-random-string';
new CfnString(this, 'MyString', {
length: 100,
lower: true,
upper: true,
});
The version of each library is based on the version of the public extension. This means that you should be able to obtain any version by simply requesting that version from your package manager.
Release status for 176 libraries:
Contributions are welcome and celebrated. See CONTRIBUTING for more information.
This project is licensed under the Apache-2.0 License.
FAQs
Manages a User within Azure Active Directory.
We found that io.github.cdklabs.cdk_cloudformation:tf-azuread-user demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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