Infrawrench bulk-instances SDKs

AWS instance attributes and prices, with their full history, from the bundles Infrawrench publishes at instances-bundles.infrawrench.com: EC2, RDS, ElastiCache, OpenSearch, Redshift, DocumentDB, Neptune, MemoryDB, DAX, SageMaker, EMR and GameLift, plus EC2 spot prices (spot), and the same for other clouds: RunPod GPU and CPU pods, Alibaba Cloud ECS, Azure virtual machines and Google Cloud Compute Engine, each with its own download function and types. Each SDK downloads a platform's bundle, caches it in ~/.infrawrench/aws_pricing_data, and decodes instances lazily. They share the cache format, so one downloaded bundle serves all of them.

Each SDK can also fetch a single instance from the Infrawrench API (/api/v1/aws-bulk-pricing/<platform>/<instance>) without downloading the whole bundle, for any AWS platform (fetchAwsInstance), RunPod (fetchRunpodInstance) or Alibaba Cloud (fetchAlibabaInstance), each named in the language's own style. The API syncs each new bundle within about half an hour of it being published.

Each directory's README covers that SDK's API. Any Infrawrench bearer credential works as the token, and every SDK defaults to INFRAWRENCH_API_KEY.

conformance/ holds a fixture bundle, a fake bundles server, and the TypeScript SDK's decoded output. CI runs every SDK against it, so the ports stay identical in what they decode and in how they download, cache and fail:

conformance/run.sh <typescript|python|ruby|java|csharp|rust|php|go>

Bump the version in every manifest, merge, then push a tag:

git tag v1.0.1 && git push origin v1.0.1

publish.yml checks that every manifest carries the tag's version, then publishes to npm, PyPI, RubyGems, Maven Central, NuGet and crates.io, tags go/v1.0.1 for Go, and mirrors php/ to the Packagist repository.

MIT. See LICENSE.