app-schema-uploader
####A command line tool for uploading GraphQL schemas into AWS AppSyncL
This is intended to be used in a CI/CD process for managing AppSync schemas
###Usage
python -m appsync_schema_uploader --aws-access-key-id accesskey --aws-secret-access-key secret --aws_region region --api-id id --schema schema.graphql
###Arguments - aws-access-key-id The AWS Access Key ID for the IAM user - aws-secret-access-key The AWS Secret Access Key for the IAM user - aws-region The AWS Region of the AppSync API to update - api-id The API ID of the AppSync API to upload the schema to - schema The filename of the SDL formatted schema to upload
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