customresources

type IntValue int64

type Provisioner interface {
	// Provision should do the appropriate provisioning, then return:
	//
	// 1. The physical id that was created, if any.
	// 2. The data to return.
	Provision(context.Context, Request) (string, interface{}, error)

	// Properties should return an instance of a type that the properties
	// can be json.Unmarshalled into.
	Properties() interface{}
}

type Request struct {
	// The request type is set by the AWS CloudFormation stack operation
	// (create-stack, update-stack, or delete-stack) that was initiated by
	// the template developer for the stack that contains the custom
	// resource.
	//
	// Must be one of: Create, Update, or Delete.
	RequestType string `json:"RequestType"`

	// The response URL identifies a pre-signed Amazon S3 bucket that
	// receives responses from the custom resource provider to AWS
	// CloudFormation.
	ResponseURL string `json:"ResponseURL"`

	// The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) that identifies the stack containing
	// the custom resource.
	//
	// Combining the StackId with the RequestId forms a value that can be
	// used to uniquely identify a request on a particular custom resource.
	StackId string `json:"StackId"`

	// A unique ID for the request.
	//
	// Combining the StackId with the RequestId forms a value that can be
	// used to uniquely identify a request on a particular custom resource.
	RequestId string `json:"RequestId"`

	// The template developer-chosen resource type of the custom resource in
	// the AWS CloudFormation template. Custom resource type names can be up
	// to 60 characters long and can include alphanumeric and the following
	// characters: _@-.
	ResourceType string `json:"ResourceType"`

	// The template developer-chosen name (logical ID) of the custom
	// resource in the AWS CloudFormation template. This is provided to
	// facilitate communication between the custom resource provider and the
	// template developer.
	LogicalResourceId string `json:"LogicalResourceId"`

	// A required custom resource provider-defined physical ID that is
	// unique for that provider.
	//
	// Always sent with Update and Delete requests; never sent with Create.
	PhysicalResourceId string `json:"PhysicalResourceId"`

	// This field contains the contents of the Properties object sent by the
	// template developer. Its contents are defined by the custom resource
	// provider.
	ResourceProperties interface{} `json:"ResourceProperties"`

	// Used only for Update requests. Contains the resource properties that
	// were declared previous to the update request.
	OldResourceProperties interface{} `json:"OldResourceProperties"`
}

type Response struct {
	// The status value sent by the custom resource provider in response to
	// an AWS CloudFormation-generated request.
	//
	// Must be either SUCCESS or FAILED.
	Status string `json:"Status"`

	// Describes the reason for a failure response.
	//
	// Required if Status is FAILED; optional otherwise.
	Reason string `json:"Reason,omitempty"`

	// This value should be an identifier unique to the custom resource
	// vendor, and can be up to 1Kb in size. The value must be a non-empty
	// string.
	PhysicalResourceId string `json:"PhysicalResourceId"`

	// The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) that identifies the stack containing
	// the custom resource. This response value should be copied verbatim
	// from the request.
	StackId string `json:"StackId"`

	// A unique ID for the request. This response value should be copied
	// verbatim from the request.
	RequestId string `json:"RequestId"`

	// The template developer-chosen name (logical ID) of the custom
	// resource in the AWS CloudFormation template. This response value
	// should be copied verbatim from the request.
	LogicalResourceId string `json:"LogicalResourceId"`

	// Optional, custom resource provider-defined name-value pairs to send
	// with the response. The values provided here can be accessed by name
	// in the template with Fn::GetAtt.
	Data interface{} `json:"Data,omitempty"`
}

type ResponseClient struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}