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Amazon Web Services node.js module. Originally a fork of aws-lib.
Either manually clone this repository into your node_modules directory, or the recommended method:
npm install aws2js
More will come. This module is under active development.
The clients expose the client.setMaxSockets() method for changing the https.Agent.defaultMaxSockets property. Note that this method changes the property for all the clients if you use multiple aws2js clients into a single application. Calling it multiple times sets the value to the last input. This is useful for use cases where the default limit of 5 sockets that's provided by default by the HTTP Agent proves to be insufficient.
Currently the used mime module works by making a file extension lookup. aws2js will eventually integrate the mime-magic module that provides proper mime auto-detection. Currently mime-magic doesn't work portably.
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AWS (Amazon Web Services) APIs client implementation for node.js
The npm package aws2js receives a total of 187 weekly downloads. As such, aws2js popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that aws2js 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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