aws-org-client 0.0.17

Browse and manage AWS identity and organization resources.

aws_org_client

Contents

• Overview
• Example Usage
• Development

Overview

This project is a python package, aimed at providing a simple interface with AWS organisation & identity services.

Using boto3 clients:

• identitystore
• organizations
• sso-admin

Example Usage

Setup boto session & initialise organisations client to list accounts.

  import boto3
  from aws_org_client.organizations import Organizations
  session = boto3.Session(profile_name='my_profile', region_name='my_region')
  client = Organizations()
  client.list_accounts()

Example response:

  [
    {
      "Id": "string", 
      "Arn": "string", 
      "Email": "string", 
      "Name": "string", 
      "Status": "ACTIVE", 
      "JoinedMethod": "CREATED", 
      "JoinedTimestamp": datetime.datetime(1970, 1, 1, 00, 00, 00, 000000, tzinfo=tzlocal()) 
    }
  ]

Development

Requirements

• Install python poetry.
• You will need a working aws profile configured in your filesystem.

Setup

Initialise a poetry environment:

  poetry shell

Install dependencies:

  poetry install

Project processes

Coverage report

run coverage report:

  poetry run coverage run -m --source=aws_org_client pytest tests
  poetry run coverage report

Linting

run pylint with:

  poetry run pylint aws_org_client
  poetry run pylint tests

Formatting

run black formatter with:

  poetry run black .

SAST

run bandit scanner:

  poetry run bandit .

Documentation

this project uses sphinx to produce a static html site; published to github pages.

github actions takes care of building the site & publishing it.

to update the files used to build documentation use:

  poetry run sphinx-apidoc --ext-autodoc -f -o docs .

include any changes to the docs directory

Build Documentation locally

you may wish to build documentation locally before publishing it.

form the project root run:

  poetry run sphinx-build docs _build

this will create directory _build in the project root where you can load html in your browser.