A {Date} object, a unix (epoch) timestamp in seconds, or a string that can be understood by the JavaScript {Date} constructor.
A document type represents an untyped JSON-like value.
Not all protocols support document types, and the serialization format of a document type is protocol specific. All JSON protocols SHOULD support document types and they SHOULD serialize document types inline as normal JSON values.
A mapping of header names to string values. Multiple values for the same
header should be represented as a single string with values separated by
, .
Keys should be considered case insensitive, even if this is not enforced by a particular implementation. For example, given the following HeaderBag, where keys differ only in case:
{ 'x-amz-date': '2000-01-01T00:00:00Z', 'X-Amz-Date': '2001-01-01T00:00:00Z' }
The SDK may at any point during processing remove one of the object properties in favor of the other. The headers may or may not be combined, and the SDK will not deterministically select which header candidate to use.
A list of logger's log level. These levels are sorted in order of increasing severity. Each log level includes itself and all the levels behind itself.
Expected type definition of a paginator.
A mapping of query parameter names to strings or arrays of strings, with the second being used when a parameter contains a list of values. Value can be set to null when query is not in key-value pairs shape
The type describing a runtime-specific stream implementation with mix-in utility functions.
User agent data that to be put into the request's user agent.
A tuple that represents an API name and optional version of a library built using the AWS SDK.
@aws-sdk/types