This repository provides AWS IAM data gathered from the official AWS IAM docs as a convenient npm package (aws-iam-data), that can be used in other OSS projects.
The package also includes the TypeScript interface definitions.
You can query the dataset with sql-workbench.com by clicking on the link below:
You can install aws-iam-data as a dependecy to your Node/TypeScript project via
npm i --save aws-iam-dataTo use it in your own projects, see examples/index.js or the code below:
const { iamData, metadata, changelog } = require('aws-iam-data');
// Get overall service count
console.log(`Contains ${metadata.serviceCount} services!`);
// Get changelog
console.log(JSON.stringify(changelog, null, 2));
// Get EC2 data
const ec2IamData = iamData.filter(service => service.name === 'Amazon EC2')[0];
// Get actions and their access level
const ec2Actions = ec2IamData.actions.map(action => ({ name: action.name, accessLevel: action.accessLevel }));
console.log(JSON.stringify(ec2Actions, null, 2));
// Get EC2 resource types
const ec2ResourceTypes = ec2IamData.resourceTypes.map(action => ({ name: action.name, arnPattern: action.arnPattern }));
console.log(JSON.stringify(ec2ResourceTypes, null, 2));The CI pipeline will check for AWS IAM docs updates everyday at 4AM UTC, and automatically publish a new patch version if updates are detected.
The JSON-based data gets automatically exported as CSV and Parquet files, as well as a DuckDB database. Please look in the respective directories:
The ERD of the exported data tables looks like this: