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Consider using release 1.2.99999999 instead.
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iam_actions
iam_actions is a python module which contains a dictionary of AWS IAM information. Ideally, it is a complete catalog of all AWS services, actions, and resource types. The information is scraped from the AWS documentation pages.
Nightly, the scraping service runs, and publishes a new version with the date appended.
The package is meant to be used as a consumable package, but it also contains the code to generate the definitions for packaging.
There are three "roots" that you can consume: actions, resource_types, and services. They all currently return as dict's. However, in a future release, it will be returned as python data structures
Actions
Actions is a listing of all the actions for a given service. The structure is as follows:
{
"service_name": {
"action_name: {
"access_level": access_level,
"action": action_name,
"condition_keys": [condition_key1, ...],
"description": description
}
}
}
Therefore, you can find information about an action as follows
>>> iam_actions.actions['s3']['GetObject']
{'access_level': 'Read', 'action': 'GetObject', 'condition_keys': ['s3:AccessPointNetworkOrigin', 's3:DataAccessPointAccount', 's3:DataAccessPointArn', 's3:ExistingObjectTag/<key>', 's3:ResourceAccount', 's3:TlsVersion', 's3:authType', 's3:signatureAge', 's3:signatureversion', 's3:x-amz-content-sha256'], 'description': 'Grants permission to retrieve objects from Amazon S3', 'orphan': False, 'resources': ['object']}
Services
Services list information about the service. The structure is as follows:
{
"service_name": {
"Actions": [action1, ...]
"ServiceNames": [service_name1, ...]
"ARNFormats": [arn_format1, ...]
"ConditionKeys": [condition_key1, ...]
"HasResource": bool
}
}
Resource Types
Resource Types list information about the resource types for the service. The structure is as follows:
{
"service_name": {
"resource_name": {
"arn_pattern": arn_pattern,
"condition_keys": [condition_key1, ...]
}
}
}
Usage
import iam_actions
print(item_actions.services)
print(item_actions.actions)
print(item_actions.resource_types)
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