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Haskell Bindings for Amazon Kinesis
API Version 2013-12-02
This package depends on the aws-general package and the aws package. From the latter the it borrows the machinery for managing AWS credentials and making requests. There is also some documentation, including an usage example, in the README of the aws package
Installation
Assuming that the Haskell compiler GHC and the Haskell build tool cabal is already installed run the following command from the shell:
cabal install --enable-tests
Running Tests
There are few test cases included in the package. These tests require an AWS account
and AWS credentials stored in the file ~/.aws-keys in the format described in the
documentation of the aws package.
When running these tests some (low) costs may incur for usage of the AWS services.
Therefor the user must explicitly consent to the usage of the AWS credentials by
passing the commandline options --run-with-aws-credentials to the test application.
cabal test --test-option=--run-with-aws-credentials
Example Usage
Here is a very simple example for making a single request to AWS Kinesis. For more ellaborate usage refer to the documentation of the AWS package.
import Aws
import Aws.Core
import Aws.General
import Aws.Kinesis
import Data.IORef
cfg <- Aws.baseConfiguration
creds <- Credentials "access-key-id" "secret-access-key" `fmap` newIORef []
let kinesisCfg = KinesisConfiguration UsWest2
simpleAws cfg kinesisCfg $ ListStreams Nothing Nothing
In order to run the example you must replace "access-key-id" and
"secret-access-key" with the respective values for your AWS account.
You may also take a look at the test examples in tests/Main.hs.