Any reason why there isn't a SNS module?

[adinapoli]

I can see we have a SNS submodule to handle SES specific events, but not a general one. Is there any blocker for that or just it haven't been thought yet?

I might suspect SNS by nature is fairly domain-specific and might be unfeasible to come up with a general module, is this the reason?

Thanks! Alfredo

[aristidb]

It just was not needed by the people who implemented it.:) Feel free to implement what you need.

Aristid Am 10.03.2014 13:07 schrieb "Alfredo Di Napoli" [email protected]:

I can see we have a SNS submodule to handle SES specific events, but not a general one. Is there any blocker for that or just it haven't been thought yet?

I might suspect SNS by nature is fairly domain-specific and might be unfeasible to come up with a general module, is this the reason?

Thanks! Alfredo

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/aristidb/aws/issues/93 .

[adinapoli]

I am :) Leave it to me,

Alfredo.

[mxswd]

@adinapoli any success on implementing SNS? Otherwise, I will give it a go.

[adinapoli]

@maxpow4h I started, then our business needs steered away from that, and we didn't feel the urge to implement such module. You are certainly welcome to go for it :)

[aristidb]

If only people would actually notify us when they abandon their efforts... Am 01.08.2014 14:17 schrieb "Alfredo Di Napoli" [email protected]:

@maxpow4h https://github.com/maxpow4h I started, then our business needs steered away from that, and we didn't feel the urge to implement such module. You are certainly welcome to go for it :)

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/aristidb/aws/issues/93#issuecomment-50877647.

[adinapoli]

@aristidb I know, my bad, but with the everyday fray is much easier to ask about progress :) I'll try to be more responsive in the future.

[larskuhtz]

You may take a look at the aws-sns package which is based on the aws package in that it uses it's machinery for managing credentials, formatting requests, and parsing the responses.