aws-requests
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making AWS4-HMAC-SHA256 signed HTTP calls with requests
python::
from awsrequests import AwsRequester
req = AwsRequester("us-west-2")
req.get("http://myapigateway.whatever.com/")
req.post("http://myapigateway.whatever.com/",json=dict(my="data")
Credentials
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AwsRequester can either have a key and secret passed in, or it will try to find creds in the same way boto3 would.
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