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aws-appsync-vtl

v0.0.10

Published

Push to and pull from AWS AppSync velocity templates of your resolvers

Downloads

7

Readme

AWS AppSync Resolvers synchronizer

The intention of this package is to make it easier to work with AppSync Velocity templates. Workflow:

  1. Initially pull resolvers with templates:
npx aav pull

After that folder with resolvers would be created with templates from AppSync. 2. Make changes to your templates. 3. Push changes back to AppSync.

npx aav push

There are also some tools additional tools. Please use

npm aav help

to learn more

Configuration

Create .env file in your project root. Fill it with:

RESOLVERS_PATH=./where/your/reolvers/shoud/be/placed
API_ID=api_id_of_your_appsync
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your_access_key
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your_secret_key
AWS_REGION=aws_region