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Update auth method for aws bedrock
WalkthroughThe README has been updated to provide enhanced configuration instructions for the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant P as Plugin
participant A as AWS Provider
U->>P: Call genkit with AWS region & model
alt Standard Initialization
P->>A: Use default AWS credentials
else Production Environment Authentication
P->>A: Retrieve credentials via @aws-sdk/credential-providers<br/>(using .env file)
else Local Environment Authentication
P->>A: Accept inline AWS credentials
end
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94-97: Specify Language in Credential Code BlockThe fenced code block displaying AWS credential placeholders lacks a language specifier, which triggers markdownlint warnings. Adding a language (e.g.,
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44-45: Clarify AWS Credentials ConfigurationThe new introductory sentence clearly sets the context by informing users that multiple AWS credentials configuration approaches exist. Ensure that the secure handling of credentials is emphasized to guide best practices.
46-47: Establish Standard Initialization SectionThe addition of the "#### Standard Initialization" header creates a clear separation for different authentication methods. This improves the readability and organization of the documentation.
48-49: Standard Initialization ExplanationThe explanation for configuring the plugin via calling the
genkitfunction (with AWS region and model parameters) is concise and clear. Verify that the provided example matches the intended usage for users in a standard setup.
52-52: Verify Import Statement ConsistencyThe updated import statement now includes
{ awsBedrock, amazonNovaProV1 }from"genkitx-aws-bedrock". Confirm that these exports correctly correspond with the intended plugin functionalities, and that there are no discrepancies with other parts of the documentation.
62-63: Environment Variables Initialization ExampleThe note indicating initialization via preset
AWS_environment variables is clear. This alternative configuration path helps users who rely on environment-based credential management.
66-67: Maintain Consistent Import in Environment Variables ExampleThe import statement in the code snippet that demonstrates environment variable-based initialization is consistent with the standard approach. This uniformity aids in reducing confusion for readers.
76-78: Production Environment Authentication DescriptionThe production authentication section now clearly explains the need to use the
@aws-sdk/credential-providerspackage for managing credentials. This is helpful for users deploying in production. Consider linking to the package documentation for further clarity.
80-88: Production Authentication Code ExampleThe Typescript snippet demonstrates how to import
fromEnvand configure AWS credentials for production. The code is clear and instructive; ensure that users are aware that using environment-based credential provision in production might require additional security reviews.
92-93: .env Security ReminderThe added reminder about including the
.envfile in.gitignoreeffectively reinforces best practices for handling sensitive information. This is a valuable security tip.
99-100: Local Environment Authentication HeadingThe "#### Local Environment Authentication" section is well labeled and immediately sets expectations for local dev setups. A brief note reminding developers to avoid committing sensitive credentials could further strengthen this section.
103-115: Local Authentication Code ExampleThe provided code snippet for local environment authentication clearly illustrates how to manually pass AWS credentials. Confirm that
awsAccessKeyId.value()andawsSecretAccessKey.value()are defined or documented elsewhere in the project to avoid confusion for first-time users.
126-134: Update Model Configuration for Cross-region InferenceThe changes updating the model configuration to use
anthropicClaude35SonnetV2("us")correctly reflect the updated model version. Verify that the new model is integrated consistently throughout the documentation and that any related references are updated accordingly.
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