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dist-types/blob/blob-types.d.ts

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		import { RuntimeBlobTypes } from "./runtime-blob-types.node";
		/**
		* @public
		*
		* A union of types that can be used as inputs for the service model
		* "blob" type when it represents the request's entire payload or body.
		*
		* For example, in Lambda::invoke, the payload is modeled as a blob type
		* and this union applies to it.
		* In contrast, in Lambda::createFunction the Zip file option is a blob type,
		* but is not the (entire) payload and this union does not apply.
		*
		* Note: not all types are signable by the standard SignatureV4 signer when
		* used as the request body. For example, in Node.js a Readable stream
		* is not signable by the default signer.
		* They are included in the union because it may work in some cases,
		* but the expected types are primarily string and Uint8Array.
		*
		* Additional details may be found in the internal
		* function "getPayloadHash" in the SignatureV4 module.
		*/
		export type BlobTypes = string \| ArrayBuffer \| ArrayBufferView \| Uint8Array \| RuntimeBlobTypes;
		import { BlobTypes } from '@smithy/types';
		export { BlobTypes };

dist-types/ts3.4/blob/blob-types.d.ts

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		import { RuntimeBlobTypes } from "./runtime-blob-types.node";
		export type BlobTypes =
		\| string
		\| ArrayBuffer
		\| ArrayBufferView
		\| Uint8Array
		\| RuntimeBlobTypes;
		import { BlobTypes } from "@smithy/types";
		export { BlobTypes };

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