Awsm.ArnSourceAmazon Resource Names. See AWS's documentation Amazon Resource Names (ARNs) and AWS Service Namespaces for details, but roughly ARNs are strings of the form:
arn:partition:service:region:account-id:resourcetype/resource/qualifier
We provide a type t deconstructing this string into its components. Functions to_string and of_string print and parse strings according to the AWS specification.
Additionally, we provide functions for constructing ARNs specific to a service, e.g. s3. These are more convenient because certain services don't require or disallow certain components of a general ARN, so these functions ask for only what is needed. Also, ARNs may have additional requirements for a given service, which these functions may enforce (though we don't yet).
type t = {partition : string;service : Service.t;region : Region.t option;account_id : string option;resource : string;resource_type : resource_type;qualifier : qualifier;}val make :
?partition:string ->
?region:Region.t ->
?account_id:string ->
?resource_type:resource_type ->
?qualifier:qualifier ->
service:Service.t ->
resource:string ->
unit ->
[ `Ok of t | Error.make ]Make an ARN. Defaults: - partition: Default.partition - region: None - account_id: None - resource_type: `None - qualifier: `None
of_string s parses an ARN string according to the AWS specification.
val s3 :
?partition:string ->
bucket:string ->
key:string ->
unit ->
[ `Ok of t | `Invalid_bucket of string | `Invalid_key of string ]Produce an S3 ARN. Default partition is Default.partition.