@aws-cdk-tools/config-builder v1.1.1

CDK CONFIG BUILDER

A tool to help build and extract configuration for different environments/accounts which come from AWS CDK context.

Getting Started

Ensure that you have all your AWS configuration stored in a CDK context file:

cdk.context.json

Your context file content should be in format like the following...

{
	"dev": {
		"AccountAlias": "aws-account-alias",
		"ApplicationName": "demo app"
	},
	"prod": {
		"AccountAlias": "aws-account-alias-prod",
		"ApplicationName": "demo app prod"
	}
}

Installing

> npm install --save aws-cdk-config-builder

How to use?

1. Basic use

import configration from 'aws-cdk-config-builder';

// this is the cdk construct scope
const config = configuration.Config(this).build('dev');

2. Adding typing to the response

// this is the cdk construct scope
const config = configuration.Config(this).build<ConfigType>('dev');

type ConfigType = {
	AccountAlias: string;
	ApplicationName: string;
};

3. Configuration inheritance

If you have a common properties with the same values across different environments, you may use _ object as follows:

{
	"_": {
		"lambda": {
			"memorySize": 128
		}
	},
	"dev": {
		"bucket": {
			"name": "somebucket-1"
		}
	}
}

The above will return the following value as configuration when environment is set as dev.

{
	"bucket": {
		"name": "somebucket-1"
	},
	"lambda": {
		"memorySize": 128
	}
}

3.1 Overriding

The environment properties may override the _ simply by doing the following...

{
	"_": {
		"lambda": {
			"memorySize": 128
		}
	},
	"dev": {
		"bucket": {
			"name": "somebucket-1"
		},
        "lambda": {
			"memorySize": 512
		}
	}
}

And the above will result in the following configuration when dev is selected as environment...

{
	"bucket": {
		"name": "somebucket-1"
	},
	"lambda": {
		"memorySize": 512
	}
}