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AWS Step Functions is a web service that enables you to coordinate a network of computing resources across distributed components using state machines.
The CDK Construct Library for AWS::StepFunctions (Stability: Stable)
Task integrations for AWS StepFunctions (Stability: Stable)
AWS introduces new Amazon EventBridge Pipes which allow you to connect sources (SQS, Kinesis, DDB, Kafka, MQ) to Targets (14+ EventBridge Targets) without any code, with filtering, batching, input transformation, and an optional Enrichment stage (Lambda, StepFunctions, ApiGateway, ApiDestinations)
An example construct for deploying to npm, PyPi, Maven, and Nuget with Amazon API Gateway and AWS Step Functions. (Stability: Stable)
A set of Step Functions high-level patterns. (Stability: Experimental)
Framework for developing, testing, and deploying .net baed AWS Step Functions.
Helper functions for AWS Step Functions, from the opinions of the Fulfiller Enablement team.
Create distributed semaphores using AWS Step Functions and Amazon DynamoDB to control concurrent invocations of contentious work. (Stability: Stable)
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Utility for building cloud formation templates from DotCore framework.
Framework to ease creation of Amazon StepFunction workers using dotnet
Common Step Functions and Lambda Functions using the DotStep framework.
SQLWorker to query database or to do massive imports usinh the dFakto.States.Workers framework
AWS Step Functions Client for the AWS SDK for C++. AWS SDK for C++ provides a modern C++ (version C++ 11 or later) interface for Amazon Web Services (AWS). It is meant to be performant and fully functioning with low- and high-level SDKs, while minimizing dependencies and providing platform portability (Windows, OSX, Linux, and mobile).
Framework for unit testing AWS Step Functions state machine behavior using TestState and mocks
Redistributable components for package 'AWSSDKCPP-SFN'. This package should only be installed as a dependency. (This is not the package you are looking for).
This is an implementation of HOTP and TOTP which are commonly used for multi factor authentication by using a shared key between the client and the server to generate and verify one time use codes. This library is capable of generating and verifying both TOTP and HOTP authentication codes. The calculations in this library are known to be compatible with Google 2-Step Verification and consequently the Google Authenticator smartphone app. It is also known to be able to generate codes for Amazon Web Services Multi Factor Authentication and Dropbox 2 step authentication. It should work with any other service or client that is RFC compliant. This library is released under an MIT license. No warranty is provided as to the correctness of the library and the consumer of the library assumes all risk for the use thereof, as per the MIT license. Every effort has gone into implementing this library in accordance with the RFCs mentioned above. However it is up to the users of this library to read through the RFCs and ensure that this implementation is in accordance with the security procedures outlined therein. The implementation includes the code calculation as well as simple verification. Persistence of the keys, secure key storage, ensuring that a single code can't be validated multiple times and other things are not a part of this library. Thus far those functions (and any others mentioned in the RFCs) are up to the consumer of this library. For documentation please visit the project website.
Provides helper functions to implement NetSuite's Three-step Authorization Flow.
DSL.Reqnroll is Reqnroll plugin that enables use of dynamic test data in Reqnroll steps by bringing in custom and environment variables, built-in functions, regular expressions and bespoke transformations. It's re-write of [SpecFlow.DSL](https://github.com/wenyuansong/Specflow.DSL) library, written originally by [Wenyuan(Ryan)](https://github.com/wenyuansong) and [Liam Flanagan](https://github.com/JovialJerboa), to align it with Reqnroll with multiple enhancements on the top. Warning: !! IParameterTransformer interface becomes obsolete in version 1.2.0 - it will be removed in the future. Please use IUserVariableTransformer interface from DSL.ReqnrollPlugin.Transformers namespace which also has _AddBespokeTransformer_ method to add bespoke transformations. Capabilities: -> Built-in functions: TODAY, RANDOM (from v1.2.0) -> Retrieve value of environment variables (from v1.1.0) -> Create dynamic test data and refer it in another step -> Create dynamic test data using regular expression -> Simple calculations via bespoke transformations
