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pb-cloud

v1.0.1

Published

Future home for our AWS Amplify and CloudFormation resources

Downloads

6

Readme

pb-cloud

Future home for our AWS Amplify and CloudFormation resources

Environments

  • production (prod)
  • development (dev)
  • developer specific (sean-dev, chris-dev etc)

Getting Started (Consumption)

npm install --save @hunterdouglas/pb-cloud

Useful files to import

import * as queries from "@hunterdouglas/pb-cloud/queries";
import * as subscriptions from "@hunterdouglas/pb-cloud/subscriptions";
import * as mutations from "@hunterdouglas/pb-cloud/mutations";
import * as API from "@hunterdouglas/pb-cloud/API";

These files are auto generated and include ALL fields to a certain nested depth level. (i.e. if you use the GetRoomQuery, every room field will be populated on room). Fields will be populated down to the nested depth level we are currently using ( 4 ). In practice, this means immediate relationships are filled while deeply nested ones are not. (i.e. every shade in room.shades is fully populated from GetRoomQuery, but (example) home.room.remote.group1.shades will not be populated from a GetHomeQuery). If you need more deeply nested queries you can always write them manually.

Getting Started (Development)

  1. :TODO Explain how to get credentials
  2. :TODO Explain how to create your own env

Development Flow

  1. Work on your personal env, push it back down to (amplify env) dev
  2. :TODO document the process further

Autogenerated Files

// Queries
"@hunterdouglas/pb-cloud/queries";
// Subscriptions
"@hunterdouglas/pb-cloud/subscriptions";
// Mutations
"@hunterdouglas/pb-cloud/mutations";
// Input/Filter/Query etc types
"@hunterdouglas/pb-cloud/API";
// AWS Access configuration
"@hunterdouglas/aws-exports";