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@turjuman/aws-deploy

v0.2.0

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Turjuman self-host tooling: deploy (with self-bootstrap), inspect and tear down the AWS stack via the CDK programmatic toolkit.

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Keywords

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Readme

@turjuman/aws-deploy

Self-host tooling (turjuman-aws-deploy) for Turjuman — open-source, self-hosted translation management.

Deploys the whole Turjuman stack to your own AWS account in one command: a single DynamoDB table and up to three Lambda Function URLs. The topology is the @turjuman/aws-cdk construct, deployed via the CDK programmatic toolkit. The CLI self-bootstraps the standard CDK environment (the shared CDKToolkit stack) on first run, so it stays a one-liner — pass --skip-bootstrap if you bootstrap accounts yourself.

The Lambda code ships pre-bundled inside @turjuman/mcp-server and @turjuman/api (published assets), so — unlike before — you no longer need to build from a clone:

npx @turjuman/aws-deploy deploy     # interactive: stack name, region, options, first owner

The canonical config is stored in an AWS SSM parameter (/turjuman/<stack>/deploy-config), so a redeploy works from any machine or CI; turjuman.deploy.json is just a local cache. Re-running deploy is the one path for any change:

npx @turjuman/aws-deploy deploy --disable webhook       # remove a surface
npx @turjuman/aws-deploy deploy --set mcp.memorySize=512 # tweak a single knob

See the self-hosting guide for deploy, status, teardown and bootstrap.

License

MIT