aws-sdk#Support TypeScript Examples
The following examples show how to use
aws-sdk#Support.
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Example #1
Source File: handlers.ts From aws-resource-providers with MIT License | 6 votes |
@handlerEvent(Action.Create)
@commonAws({ serviceName: 'Support', debug: true })
public async create(action: Action, args: HandlerArgs<ResourceModel>, service: Support, model: ResourceModel): Promise<ResourceModel> {
const targetAccountId = args.request.awsAccountId;
await checkContextIsOrganizationMasterAccount(args);
await createSupportCase(model, service);
model.arn = `arn:community:organizations::${targetAccountId}:support/support-level-${model.accountId}`;
return model;
}
Example #2
Source File: handlers.ts From aws-resource-providers with MIT License | 6 votes |
@handlerEvent(Action.Update)
@commonAws({ serviceName: 'Support', debug: true })
public async update(action: Action, args: HandlerArgs<ResourceModel>, service: Support, model: ResourceModel): Promise<ResourceModel> {
if (args.request.previousResourceState.supportLevel !== args.request.desiredResourceState.supportLevel) {
await createSupportCase(model, service);
}
return model;
}
Example #3
Source File: handlers.ts From aws-resource-providers with MIT License | 6 votes |
export async function createSupportCase(model: ResourceModel, service: Support): Promise<void> {
if (model.disableSupportCaseCreation) {
return;
}
const createCaseRequest: CreateCaseRequest = {
subject: `Enable ${model.supportLevel} support for account: ${model.accountId}`,
communicationBody: `Hi AWS,
Please enable ${model.supportLevel} on account ${model.accountId}.
This case was created automatically - please resolve when done.
Thank you!
`,
serviceCode: 'customer-account',
categoryCode: 'other-account-issues',
severityCode: 'low',
issueType: 'customer-service',
ccEmailAddresses: model.cCEmailAddresses,
};
await service.createCase(createCaseRequest).promise();
}
Example #4
Source File: handlers.ts From aws-resource-providers with MIT License | 5 votes |
@handlerEvent(Action.Read)
@commonAws({ serviceName: 'Support', debug: true })
public async read(action: Action, args: HandlerArgs<ResourceModel>, service: Support, model: ResourceModel): Promise<ResourceModel> {
const read = new ResourceModel({
Arn: model.arn,
});
return Promise.resolve(read);
}