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@asdi/aws-infra

v0.4.3

Published

Reusable AWS constructs for deployments

Readme

@asdi/aws-infra

Reusable AWS CDK constructs for deployments.

Install

npm install @asdi/aws-infra
npm i -g @asdi/aws-infra   # provides the `asdi` command

Quickstart

From your website project root:

asdi init
asdi add static-website
asdi add sync
  • init creates cdk.json ({ "app": "npx tsx infra/index.ts" }) and installs @asdi/aws-infra, aws-cdk-lib, tsx.
  • add static-website copies infra/static-website.ts starter stack.
  • add sync copies .github/workflows/sync.yml deploy workflow.

Then:

npx cdk synth
npx cdk diff
npx cdk deploy

CLI reference

asdi <command>

Commands:
  list          List templates, workflows and tools.
  init          Scaffold cdk.json and install dependencies.
  add <name>    Add a template or workflow by name.
  param <push|pull|delete> [options]  Sync .env files with SSM Parameter Store.
  help          Show help.

Examples:

asdi list
asdi init
asdi add static-website
asdi add sync --force
asdi param push --file .env
asdi param pull --prefix /myapp --file .env --overwrite

One .env holds multiple SSM prefixes:

# path: /myapp/prod
# string
A=42
# secret
C=23
# path: /myapp/shared
# list
E=1,2,3
  • push reads # path: sections from the file.
  • pull --prefix /myapp recursively downloads everything under /myapp into # path: sections.
  • delete --prefix /myapp/prod deletes everything under that prefix.

Tools (tools/param):

asdi param push --file .env
npx asdi param push --file .env

Background:

Useful commands (this repo)

  • npm run build
  • npm run typecheck
  • npm run test
  • npx cdk synth
  • npm run pack:dry