@InjectKeywordedSecretString

This decorator expects a secret ID string and SecretCache as the first and second arguments. The remaining arguments map parameters from the wrapped function to JSON keys in the secret. The secret must contain a string in JSON structure.

For a secret that contains this JSON:

{
  "username": "saanvi",
  "password": "EXAMPLE-PASSWORD"
}

The following example shows how to extract the JSON values for username and password from the secret.

from aws_secretsmanager_caching import SecretCache 
  from aws_secretsmanager_caching import InjectKeywordedSecretString,  InjectSecretString 
  
  cache = SecretCache()
  
  @InjectKeywordedSecretString ( secret_id = 'mysecret' ,  cache = cache ,  func_username = 'username' ,  func_password = 'password' ) 
  def function_to_be_decorated( func_username,  func_password):
       print( 'Do something with the func_username and func_password parameters')