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A simple GraphQL test - Query ECS informations from AWS API
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| import graphene | |
| import boto3 | |
| class Cluster(graphene.ObjectType): | |
| arn = graphene.String(description='Cluster ARN') | |
| name = graphene.String(description='Cluster Name') | |
| status = graphene.String(description='Cluster Status') | |
| registeredContainerInstancesCount = graphene.Int(description='Container Instances Count') | |
| runningTasksCount = graphene.Int(description='Running Tasks Count') | |
| pendingTasksCount = graphene.Int(description='Pending Tasks Count') | |
| activeServicesCount = graphene.Int(description='Active Services Count') | |
| class Query(graphene.ObjectType): | |
| clusters = graphene.List(Cluster) | |
| def resolve_clusters(self, args, context, info): | |
| client = boto3.client('ecs') | |
| response = client.list_clusters() | |
| response = client.describe_clusters(clusters=response['clusterArns']) | |
| clusters = [] | |
| for cluster in response['clusters']: | |
| ''' | |
| { | |
| 'clusterArn': 'string', | |
| 'clusterName': 'string', | |
| 'status': 'string', | |
| 'registeredContainerInstancesCount': 123, | |
| 'runningTasksCount': 123, | |
| 'pendingTasksCount': 123, | |
| 'activeServicesCount': 123 | |
| } | |
| ''' | |
| obj = Cluster(arn=cluster['clusterArn'], | |
| name=cluster['clusterName'], | |
| status=cluster['status'], | |
| registeredContainerInstancesCount=cluster['registeredContainerInstancesCount'], | |
| runningTasksCount=cluster['runningTasksCount'], | |
| pendingTasksCount=cluster['pendingTasksCount'], | |
| activeServicesCount=cluster['activeServicesCount']) | |
| clusters.append(obj) | |
| return clusters | |
| schema = graphene.Schema(query=Query) | |
| query = ''' | |
| query something{ | |
| clusters { | |
| arn | |
| name | |
| status | |
| activeServicesCount | |
| } | |
| } | |
| ''' | |
| if __name__ == '__main__': | |
| result = schema.execute(query) | |
| print(result.data) |
@hashinclude72 I honestly don't understand your question... Are you trying to expose data from/to boto3 using graphene or are you trying to expose data from/to dynamodb using graphene, that's two different tasks.
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hi, need help using boto3 with graphene.
Should I use ORM like PynamoDB.