new_service: Return an AWS API service object

In paws.common: Paws Low-Level Amazon Web Services API

Return an AWS API service object

Description

Return an API service object with information and handlers needed to make API requests.

Usage

new_service(metadata, handlers, cfgs = NULL, operation = Operation())

Arguments

metadata	A named list of API metadata. It should look like: list( service_name = "string", endpoints = list("region" = list(endpoint = "endpoint", global = FALSE)), service_id = "string", api_version = "string", signing_name = "string"|NULL, json_version = "string", target_prefix = "string" )
handlers	A set of handlers, e.g. from new_handlers.
cfgs	A config defined by the service. Defaults to null.
operation	A operation defined by the service.

Region and credentials

new_service requires that you've set your AWS region in one of:

1. AWS_REGION R environment variable

2. AWS_REGION OS environment variable (Linux and macOS)

3. ⁠~/.aws/config⁠ AWS configuration file

new_service also requires that you've set your AWS credentials in one of:

1. AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY R environment variables

2. AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY OS environment variables (Linux and macOS)

3. ⁠~/.aws/credentials⁠ AWS credentials file

4. IAM role

See Also

new_operation()

Other API request functions: new_handlers(), new_operation(), new_request(), send_request()

Examples

## Not run: 
# Metadata for the S3 API.
metadata <- list(
  service_name = "s3",
  endpoints = list("us-east-1" = list(endpoint = "s3.amazonaws.com", global = FALSE)),
  service_id = "S3",
  api_version = "2006-03-01",
  signing_name = NULL,
  json_version = "",
  target_prefix = ""
)

# Handlers for S3.
handlers <- new_handlers("restxml", "v4")

# Build a service object for S3, containing the information necessary to
# build, send, and receive requests.
service <- new_service(metadata, handlers)

## End(Not run)

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