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pulumi-appsync-modules

v2.1.0

Published

AWS AppSync module for Pulumi /with Modules

Downloads

321

Readme

AWS AppSync + Pulumi + GraphQL Modules

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Pulumi Appsync

This module is inspired by GraphQL Modules by @UriGoldshtein. It uses Pulumi (Modern Infrastructure as Code tool) to deploy modulized GraphQL APIs to AWS AppSync.

Installation

▶ npm i pulumi-appsync-modules

or

▶ yarn add pulumi-appsync-modules

Motivation

We love Separation of Concerns design, and we like where GraphQL Modules are going. We use AWS for different projects, so we have a few larger projects under our belt with AWS Appsync. We tought there would be an excellent match to build something similar to GraphQL Modules – but for AWS Appsync. Our goal was to build something that looked similar in design (having the same API was vital). Using Pulumi made the most sense because we could keep our library lightweight.

Documentation

Apart from this README, you can find details and examples of using the SDK in the following places:

🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!Feel free to check issues page.

Show your support

Give an ⭐️ if this project helped you!

License

MIT Licensed