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aws-sdk-js-v3-all

v3.938.0

Published

Monolith for all AWS SDK JS v3 clients

Downloads

412

Readme

aws-sdk-js-v3-all

This package serves as a monolithic bundling for all AWS SDK JS v3 packages.

It used to be a simple dependency aggregator, but NPM chokes when trying to install all packages and Yarn isn't too happy either, so now we bundle them all into a single entry point.

Usage

npm install aws-sdk-js-v3-all

And use as follows:

// ESM
import { dynamodb } from 'aws-sdk-js-v3-all';

// CommonJS
const { dynamodb } = require('aws-sdk-js-v3-all');

const client = new dynamodb.DynamoDB(...);

Note that importing this package adds about 1.5s (!) of startup latency to your application, because of all the JS that needs to be parsed.

How it works

This package:

  1. Contains a script that scans the official aws-sdk-js-v3 repository
  2. Extracts all client package names and versions
  3. Adds the packages as dependencies, installs them using yarn, and uses esbuild to make a bundled version of the SDK.
  4. Runs automatically every week via GitHub Actions to stay up-to-date
  5. Publishes a new version whenever there are changes

License

MIT