mypy-boto3-resource-explorer-2

import boto3 from mypy_boto3_resource_explorer_2.client import ResourceExplorer2Client from mypy_boto3_resource_explorer_2.type_defs import SearchInputRequestTypeDef import os # Ensure boto3 is configured, e.g., via environment variables or ~/.aws/credentials # For testing without actual credentials, you might mock boto3 or use a localstack setup. def get_explorer_client() -> ResourceExplorer2Client: """Gets a type-hinted AWS Resource Explorer 2 client.""" # boto3.client expects a string for the service name client: ResourceExplorer2Client = boto3.client("resource-explorer-2") return client def search_resources(client: ResourceExplorer2Client, query: str): """Performs a search using the Resource Explorer 2 client.""" print(f"Searching for resources with query: '{query}'") search_params: SearchInputRequestTypeDef = { "QueryString": query, "MaxResults": 5 } response = client.search(**search_params) print("Found Resources:") for resource in response.get("Resources", []): print(f" - Name: {resource.get('ResourceArn')}, Type: {resource.get('ResourceType')}") return response if __name__ == "__main__": # Example usage explorer_client = get_explorer_client() # An example query (replace with a real query for your AWS account) # For a real run, ensure you have resources indexed by Resource Explorer 2. test_query = "region:us-east-1 and resource.type:ec2:instance" # This part will fail if AWS credentials are not configured or if Resource Explorer 2 # is not set up in your AWS account/region. # For local testing, consider using localstack with boto3's endpoint_url. try: search_result = search_resources(explorer_client, test_query) print(f"Search result has a NextToken: {search_result.get('NextToken') is not None}") except Exception as e: print(f"Error during search (this might be expected if AWS config/resources are not set up): {e}")