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  • Smithy specification
    • 1. The Smithy model
    • 2. Simple types
    • 3. Aggregate types
    • 4. Service types
    • 5. Mixins
    • 6. Constraint traits
    • 7. Type refinement traits
    • 8. Documentation traits
    • 9. Behavior traits
    • 10. Resource traits
    • 11. Authentication traits
    • 12. Serialization and Protocol traits
    • 13. Streaming
    • 14. HTTP bindings
    • 15. Endpoint traits
    • 16. Selectors
    • 17. Model validation
    • 18. Smithy IDL
    • 19. JSON AST
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    • The Smithy CLI
      • Installation
    • smithy-build.json
    • Smithy Gradle Plugins
      • Migrating to Gradle plugin version 0.10.0+
    • Code Generation
      • Updating the Smithy Model
      • Generating a client
    • Linting Models
    • Model Validation Examples
    • Evolving Models
    • Style Guide
    • Model Translations
      • Converting Smithy to OpenAPI
      • Smithy IDL 1.0 to 2.0 Migration Guide
      • Generating CloudFormation Resource Schemas from Smithy
    • Creating a Code Generator
      • Overview and Concepts
      • Mapping Smithy Shapes to Your Language
      • Creating a Codegen Repo
      • Configuring the Generator
      • Implementing the Generator
      • Making Codegen Pluggable
      • Generating Code
      • Decoupling Codegen with Symbols
      • Using the Semantic Model
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    • HTTP Protocol Compliance Tests
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      • Rules engine specification
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      • Smithy RPC v2 CBOR protocol
  • AWS integrations
    • AWS Core Specification
    • AWS Authentication Traits
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      • AWS JSON 1.0 protocol
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      • AWS restXml protocol
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    • AWS rules engine extensions
      • AWS rules engine built-ins
      • AWS rules engine library functions
      • AWS rules engine authentication scheme validators
  • Smithy Server Generator for TypeScript
    • Introduction to the Smithy Server Generator for TypeScript
    • Smithy Server Generator for TypeScript handlers
    • Smithy Server Generator for TypeScript validation
    • Smithy Server Generator for TypeScript error handling
    • Smithy Server Generator for TypeScript supported endpoints

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Smithy Server Generator for TypeScript#

The Smithy Server Generator for TypeScript is Smithy's officially-supported way to write web services in TypeScript.

  • Introduction to the Smithy Server Generator for TypeScript
    • Data flow
  • Smithy Server Generator for TypeScript handlers
    • ServiceHandler factories
    • Contexts
  • Smithy Server Generator for TypeScript validation
    • Default validation
    • Custom validation
  • Smithy Server Generator for TypeScript error handling
    • Synthetic errors
      • Unavoidable errors
      • Protocol errors
  • Smithy Server Generator for TypeScript supported endpoints
    • Amazon API Gateway REST APIs and AWS Lambda
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