How I may to regenerate methods myself? about pyboto3

[ezh]

I find boto3_interface_generator.py. Is there something like 'how to start' brief introduction?

[gehadshaat]

Hey Alexey,

This is just a interface definition to help you with auto complete. The
code is already generated for you.

You use boto3 as usual but u just add type hint to it, I know it works for
PyCharm. So after installing pyboto3 you do the following

import boto3
s3 = boto3.client('s3')""" :type : pyboto3.S3 """# s3. -> should give
you autocomplete for s3 methods in pycharm

The project need more work as I would love to switch to using the JSON for
interface generation. Would love it if you are interested in contributing.
let me know if you have any question.

On Fri, Oct 7, 2016 at 5:12 AM, Alexey Aksenov [email protected]
wrote:

I find boto3_interface_generator.py. Is there something like 'how to
start' brief introduction?

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[ezh]

I clearly understand this. And this is not acceptable for me. I want to be sure that I use the latest (or the specific, by date) API (may be tagged in git, with specific virtualenv, etc...). So I'm interested in generation part of this project. If such thing is out of scope, please excuse me for bother.

[gehadshaat]

You will still use the latest API. The generation should work fine.

Call this function to generate all the services
generate_all_services_code(dir_path)

On Oct 7, 2016, at 10:48 AM, Alexey Aksenov [email protected] wrote:

I clearly understand this. And this is not acceptable for me. I want to be sure that I use the latest (or the specific, by date) API (may be tagged in git, with specific virtualenv, etc...). So I'm interested in generation part of this project. If such thing is out of scope, please excuse me for bother.

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