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Smithy is a language for defining services and SDKs. It is open source software maintained by AWS. smithy-typescript is used to generate both the AWS SDK for JavaScript v3 and other TypeScript SDKs not necessarily related to AWS. Previously, smithy-typescript generated clients that relied on components vended under the @aws-sdk scope on NPM. We decided to migrate some of those components, including node-http-handler to the @smithyscope to better reflect their generic, non-AWS specific nature. Because they are generic, the migration of these packages is essentially a rename only and code examples and interfaces will continue to work with @smithy packages in the same way their @aws-sdk equivalent worked previously.
As far as discoverability goes, customers will get a warning stating deprecation and now moved:
$ npm i @aws-sdk/node-http-handlernpm WARN deprecated @aws-sdk/[email protected]: This package has moved to @smithy/node-http-handler
This discussion was converted from issue #5102 on September 26, 2024 07:35.
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Smithy is a language for defining services and SDKs. It is open source software maintained by AWS.
smithy-typescript is used to generate both the AWS SDK for JavaScript v3 and other TypeScript SDKs not necessarily related to AWS. Previously, smithy-typescript generated clients that relied on components vended under the
@aws-sdk
scope on NPM. We decided to migrate some of those components, includingnode-http-handler
to the@smithy
scope to better reflect their generic, non-AWS specific nature. Because they are generic, the migration of these packages is essentially a rename only and code examples and interfaces will continue to work with@smithy
packages in the same way their@aws-sdk
equivalent worked previously.As far as discoverability goes, customers will get a warning stating deprecation and now moved:
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