Superagent plugin that intercepts and signs the request with AWS Signature V4

• service - { String, required } a string specifying the AWS service you wish to make a request to. Supported Services.
• options - { Object, optional } config object that contains optional params that have defaults
  • key - { String } override for default of AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID environment variable
  • secret - { String } override for default of AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY environment variable
  • region - { String } override for default of AWS_REGION environment variable
  • sessionToken - { String } required if you are using temporary credentials from AWS STS

To find the appropriate service name to use, a helpful resource is the Amazon Resource Names (ARNs) and AWS Service Namespaces page.

Note: Some services like API Gateway while having a namespace of apigateway, actually require you to pass execute-api if you are trying to make a request to the api hosted there. If you choose the wrong service name, an error should be returned with the service name you need, based on the service you are making a request to.

const request = require('superagent');
const signRequest = require('superagent-aws-signed-request');
 
const awsService = 'execute-api'; 
return request
  .get()
  .use(signRequest(service, {
    key: 'AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID', 
    secret: 'AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY', 
    region: 'AWS_REGION', 
    sessionToken: 'sessionToken', 
  }))
  .then( resp => console.log(resp));

It's available on npm so you can simply install it with:

npm install --save superagent-aws-signed-request