aws-signv4-apigateway
Sign your request to invoke Amazon API Gateway REST API Endpoint with Signature Version 4.
Current limitation of this tool:
- Support receiving AWS credentials via OS environment variables only.
- Invoke Amazon API Gateway REST API in
ap-southeast-1region only.
Requirements
- Python 3.X.X
- Virtualenv (Recommended)
Installation
There are multiple ways to install this tool. This section will explain to you the options available:
Using install.sh
The easiest way is to use install.sh. Just download install.sh to your local machine, add executable permission, and run it!
$ curl -o ~/Downloads/install-aws-signv4-apigateway https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rafikurnia/aws-signv4-apigateway/master/install.sh
$ chmod +x ~/Downloads/install-aws-signv4-apigateway
$ ~/Downloads/install-aws-signv4-apigatewayinstall.sh will:
- Find your Python3
- Find your Virtualenv
- Create a new directory at ~/.aws-signv4-apigateway
- Create a new virtual environment at the directory
- Install this tool to the virtual environment
- Add ~/.aws-signv4-apigateway/bin to your PATH by modifying ~/.bashrc file
Using pip
You can use pip and virtualenv. Create a new virtual environment, then activate the environment and use this command to install:
$ pip install aws-signv4-apigatewayOr you can do it without virtualenv. sudo most likely be required:
$ sudo pip install aws-signv4-apigatewayGetting Started
Before using this tool, make sure you set AWS Credentials on your OS Environment Variables:
- AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
- AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
- AWS_SESSION_TOKEN (if you are using temporary credentials such as IAM Role)
$ export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your_access_key_id
$ export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your_secret_access_keyAfter that, you can use this tool:
$ aws-signv4-apigateway <rest-api-endpoint>Or you can use it with tools to assume role like awsudo:
$ awsudo -u PROFILE_NAME -- aws-signv4-apigateway <rest-api-endpoint>Author
License
Apache 2 Licensed. See LICENSE for full details.
