aws-manifest
A python package for retrieving information about aws's api manifest consisting of resources and their actions.
Getting Started
pip3 install aws-manifest
Usage
from awsmanifest import manifest, AwsManifest
# Retrieve the latest set of aws resources
m = manifest()
print(m["serviceMap"]["Amazon Ec2]["Actions])
# Retrieve the bundled local copy of aws resources
m = manifest(local=True)
...
# For helper functions, use the `AwsManifest` class
a = AwsManifest()
print(a.service_prefixes())
print(a.actions("Amazon Ec2))
print(a.actions("s3))
...
Licensing
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
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