aws-sdk-js-tests

Code Samples for testing AWS SDK for JavaScript.

Steps to test:

• Fork this repo, and clone your fork.
• Create a local branch in your workspace.
• Update the code for testing AWS SDK for JavaScript.
  • The SDK clients are created and API calls are made in packages/utils/src/utils.js.
• Push code to remote branch on your fork, and share the code for reproducing the issue.

Pre-requisites

• Run corepack enable to let corepack manage version of yarn.
• Update REGION in packages/utils/src/config.js.
• For browser and react-native, IDENTITY_POOL_ID also needs to be updated.
  • Create a Amazon Cognito Identity pool for testing
    • Note down IDENTITY_POOL_ID
  • Add a Policy to the test Unauthenticated IAM Role
    • The policy should be specific to the operations you want to test
  • Update the IDENTITY_POOL_ID in packages/utils/src/config.js.

Example test for data returned by DynamoDB client:

• Checkout main branch: git checkout main
• Run yarn to install dependencies.

Node.js:

• Run yarn start:node to run both v2 and v3 clients in Node.js

• The responses returned by clients will be printed in console, and will re-run when code is updated.

• The file being run is at packages/node/src/index.js.

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Browser:

• Run yarn start:web to start vite server with HMR.

• The bundle will be opened in default browser, and get refreshed when code is updated.

• The file being run is at packages/web/src/index.js.

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React Native:

• Install dependencies for the Development OS and Target OS.

iOS

• Run yarn start:ios to start local development server with iOS using React Native CLI.

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Android

• Run yarn start:android to start local development server with Android using React Native CLI.

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The react-native app in simulator/emulator will refresh when code is updated. The file being run is at packages/react-native/App.js.

License

This library is licensed under the MIT-0 License. See the LICENSE file.