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@awboost/cfntypes
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Typescript types for AWS CloudFormation types.
The template types are available via the template
package subpath. For performance reasons, the resources are not fully typed, i.e. no type-checking
is done for valid Type
or Properties
values.
import { Template } from "@awboost/cfntypes/template";
const template: Template = {
Resources: {
MyFunction: {
Type: "AWS::Lambda::Function",
Properties: {
// omitted for brevity
},
},
},
};
Instead, the accurate resource types can be imported from the resources/*
package subpath.
import { LambdaFunction } from "@awboost/cfntypes/resources/AWS-Lambda";
import { Template } from "@awboost/cfntypes/template";
const template: Template = {
Resources: {
MyFunction: new LambdaFunction("MyFunction", {
// props go here
}).toJSON(),
},
};
The attributes of the resource can be conveniently accessed in the resource instance.
const instance = new LambdaFunction("MyFunction", {
// props
}).addToTemplate(template);
// all of the attributes are available via the attributes property.
// this property actually returns { "Fn::GetAtt": [...] } intrinsic function.
const arn = instance.attributes.Arn;
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Typescript types for AWS CloudFormation types.
The npm package @awboost/cfntypes receives a total of 359 weekly downloads. As such, @awboost/cfntypes popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @awboost/cfntypes demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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