botocraft
Documentation: https://botocraft.readthedocs.org
boto3 is a wonderful library for interacting with AWS resources, but it can be hard to use because there is little standardization across services.
botocraft aims to be an opinionated interface to selected AWS resources that
at least provides a CRUDL interface to the resources it supports.
Installation
botocraft supports Python 3.7+.
To install from PyPI:
pip install botocraft
Supported services
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