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# This stack accompanies an article on my blog: https://blog.claude.nl/tech/manual/create-a-static-https-site-on-aws-with-cloudformation/

AWSTemplateFormatVersion: 2010-09-09
Description: Creates an https website
Metadata: {}

Parameters:
  HostedZoneName:
    Description: The HostedZoneName of the zone that you want to host the website on. This has to be in the same account, and has to be active (i.e. used as the DNS server for this domain).
    Type: String

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# Code accompanying https://blog.claude.nl/tech/howto/2021/02/15/better-lambdas-with-pip-packages-in-cloudformation.html
import json
import logging
import pathlib
import re
import subprocess as sp
import sys
import tempfile
import typing as t
import shutil

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# Run as "python getstack.py #filename#", it prints a filename on stdout that contains
# the stack in #filename# with some edits
# Useful in a commandline such as:
# aws cloudformation update-stack --stack-name MyStack --template-body file://$(python getstack.py stack/stack.yaml) --parameters ParameterKey=XXXX,ParameterValue=YYYY --capabilities CAPABILITY_IAM


# The following tags are supported
# Note that all filenames used are relative to the location of the file that contains
# the filename
# All files are expected to have utf-8 encoding

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# Note: this snippet needs to be placed in the Resources section of a CloudFormation template
# By default this will create a layer for the python version that the custom resource lambda is running in, so if you want
# a layer for python 3.6, just replace the runtime of the PipLayerLambda.

# This gist accomanies an article on my blog: https://blog.claude.nl/tech/howto/2021/02/10/aws-lambda-python-with-packages-through-pip-in-cloudformation.html

PipLayerLambdaRole:
  Type: AWS::IAM::Role
  Properties:
    AssumeRolePolicyDocument: