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This framework is member of pspring based family of frameworks. It provides a means to access aws resources with minimal code. boto3
library is used internally for http requests.
All the default variables are listed in defaultvars.py
Annotations / Decorators that come along with this framework are listed below
@SecretValue(name="",region="",column="",columns=[])
This is a class decorator can be used to retrieve value of secret in AWS secrets manager. We could also specify a list of columns or a single column name from the secret response to be retrived. A method named "getSecretValue" will be available on the class.
@DynamoDBTable(tableName="",primaryKey="",sortKey="",ttlColumnName="",ttl="")
This is a class decorator which can be tagged with a dynamodb table. Once tagged with this decorator, the class will have implementations of get
and put
methods.
get(self,primaryKey,sortKey="",columns="",column="")
method can be used to retrive only specific columns
put(self,data)
can be used to insert data
@LambdaHandler(type="lambdaproxy")
This is a class decorator which provides below functionalities. You should implement "handler" method which will be enhanced
Below exceptions are available from this framework
RealTimeSecretsMgrConfigProvider
This along with https://github.com/vasudevan-palani/appsync-client.git works as a real time secrets manager ( what this means is, you will get notified about the changes to secrets mngr's value as a push event )
from pspring import Configuration
config = Configuration.getConfig(__name__)
Configuration.initializer([
RealTimeSecretsMgrConfigProvider(secretId="mysecretId",region="us-east-1")
])
SecretsMgrConfigProvider
ConfigurationProvider for secrets manager in aws to work alongside pspring.Configuration
from pspring import Configuration
config = Configuration.getConfig(__name__)
Configuration.initializer([
SecretsMgrConfigProvider(secretId="mysecretId",region="us-east-1")
])
SecretsManager
Utility class to interact with aws secrets manager encapsulating the boiler plate code
from pspringaws import SecretsManager
secretsmngr = SecretsManager(secretId="mysecretId")
secretsmngr.getSecretValue()
DynamoDBTable
Utility class to interact with aws dynamodb encapsulating the boiler plate code
from pspringaws import DynamoDBTable
secretsmngr = DynamoDBTable(tableName="mytable",primaryKey="primaryKey",sortKey="sortKey")
item = secretsmngr.get("primaryKeyValue")
item = secretsmngr.put(primaryKeyValue,item)
Example:
from pspring import *
from pspringaws import *
@LambdaHandler()
class MyHandler():
@Autowired()
def __init__(self,customerbackend:CustomerBackend, cache:DataCache):
self.customerbackend = customerbackend
self.cache = cache
def handler(self,event,context):
return self.customerbackend(...)
context.initialize()
newhandler = MyHandler()
def handler(event,context):
return newhandler.handler(event,context)
To do:
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We found that pspring-aws demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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