@aws-amplify/deployed-backend-client
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Responsible for reading stack output and metadata from deployed stacks and presenting it in a validated and typed format. You could think of this package as our "database client" (but instead of a database, we have CloudFormation metadata and output). It
Responsible for reading stack output and metadata from deployed stacks and presenting it in a validated and typed format. You could think of this package as our "database client" (but instead of a database, we have CloudFormation metadata and output). It does not perform transformation of the data, it just understands how to read the data format.
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Responsible for reading stack output and metadata from deployed stacks and presenting it in a validated and typed format. You could think of this package as our "database client" (but instead of a database, we have CloudFormation metadata and output). It
The npm package @aws-amplify/deployed-backend-client receives a total of 114,913 weekly downloads. As such, @aws-amplify/deployed-backend-client popularity was classified as popular.
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