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The other day I wrote an htmx extension for aws api. You could describe an element using the common htmx tag such as for confirmation, triggers etc, but the aja
by eddd-ddde 3y ago
The other day I wrote an htmx extension for aws api. You could describe an element using the common htmx tag such as for confirmation, triggers etc, but the ajax fetched any aws object like ec2 instances, pipelines, whatever. It's awesome!
- perpil 3y agoI'd be interested in learning more about this can you share any links?
- eddd-ddde 3y agoIt's still very early and a wip, I haven't published anything yet. If I get the time I will publish and link it for you. The way it works is by leveraging the existing aws client libraries to sign and (de)serialise parameters and responses, so you can do something like: hx-ext="aws" hx-post="aws:ec2:us-east-1" aws-action="DescribeInstances" and it will just work with any params such as form inputs or hx-vals etc the reason i haven't posted it yet is i want to find a good way of mapping parameters since the aws api can have some notoriously complicated parameter formats