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npm i aws-accounts
const { awsAccounts } = require('aws-accounts');
// Toggle auto save option, default value false
awsAccounts.toggleAutoSave();
// The profile will be automatically saved on the credentials file
awsAccounts.addProfile(options);
This module permits some methods to be chainable to use in the next way:
const { awsAccounts } = require('aws-accounts');
// Add profile and save on one line
awsAccounts.addProfile(options).saveFile();
insetad of
const { awsAccounts } = require('aws-accounts');
// Add profile
awsAccounts.addProfile(options)
// Save changes
awsAccounts.saveFile();
Method |
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addProfile |
editProfile |
deleteProfile |
switchProfile |
importCredentials |
toggleAutoSave |
const { awsAccounts } = require('aws-accounts');
awsAccounts.deserializeCredentials('./path/to/the/file');
Note: By the fault the package load the profiles from the default file see https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-javascript/v2/developer-guide/loading-node-credentials-shared.html
Note: By default the profiles are serialized as a JSON/OBJECT
const { awsAccouts } = require('aws-accounts');
awsAccouts.getCredentials('JSON');
const { awsAccouts } = require('aws-accounts');
awsAccouts.serializeCredentials('TEXT');
const { awsAccounts } = require('aws-accounts');
awsAccounts.addProfile(options);
see Accepted Options
const { awsAccounts } = require('aws-accounts');
awsAccounts.editProfile('PROFILE-NAME', options);
see Accepted Options
const { awsAccounts } = require('aws-accounts');
awsAccounts.switchProfile('NAME');
const { awsAccounts } = require('aws-accounts');
awsAccounts.deleteProfile('NAME');
const { awsAccounts } = require('aws-accounts');
awsAccounts.saveFile();
NOTE: Be careful with this action, the method overwrite the default AWS profiles file with the loaded profiles.
const { awsAccounts } = require('aws-accounts');
awsAccounts.importCredentials('./path/to/the/file.json');
NOTE: The JSON file to import needs to satisfy the package serialization
const { awsAccounts } = require('aws-accounts');
awsAccounts.exportCredentials('./path/to/the/location/');
Option | Config Entry | Type | Default |
---|---|---|---|
name | [name] | String | null |
aws_access_key_id | aws_access_key_id | String | null |
aws_secret_access_key | aws_secret_access_key | String | null |
region | region | String | null |
output | output | String | json |
cli_timestamp_format | cli_timestamp_format | String | wire |
cli_follow_urlparam | cli_follow_urlparam | Boolean | true |
ca_bundle | ca_bundle | String | null |
parameter_validation | parameter_validation | Boolean | true |
tcp_keepalive | tcp_keepalive | Boolean | true |
max_attempts | max_attempts | Number | null |
retry_mode | retry_mode | String | null |
FAQs
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We found that aws-accounts demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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