Class ReadParametersByName

The Actions added to this statement

The conditions added to this statement

Whether to allow or deny the actions in this statement

Set effect for this statement

Whether the PolicyStatement has been frozen

The statement object is frozen when freeze() is called.

Indicates if this permission has a "Principal" section.

Indicates if this permission has at least one resource associated with it.

The NotActions added to this statement

The NotPrincipals added to this statement

The NotResources added to this statement

The Principals added to this statement

The Resources added to this statement

Statement ID for this statement

Set Statement ID for this statement

Estimate the size of this policy statement

By necessity, this will not be accurate. We'll do our best to overestimate so we won't have nasty surprises.

Add a StringEquals condition that limits to a given account from sts:ExternalId.

This method can only be called once: subsequent calls will overwrite earlier calls.

Adds an AWS account root user principal to this policy statement

Specify allowed actions into the "Action" section of the policy statement.

Adds a "*" resource to this statement.

Adds all identities in all accounts ("*") to this policy statement

Specify a principal using the ARN identifier of the principal. You cannot specify IAM groups and instance profiles as principals.

Specify AWS account ID as the principal entity to the "Principal" section of a policy statement.

Adds a canonical user ID principal to this policy document

Add a condition to the Policy

If multiple calls are made to add a condition with the same operator and field, only the last one wins. For example:

declare const stmt: iam.PolicyStatement;

stmt.addCondition('StringEquals', { 'aws:SomeField': '1' });
stmt.addCondition('StringEquals', { 'aws:SomeField': '2' });
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Will end up with the single condition StringEquals: { 'aws:SomeField': '2' }.

If you meant to add a condition to say that the field can be either 1 or 2, write this:

declare const stmt: iam.PolicyStatement;

stmt.addCondition('StringEquals', { 'aws:SomeField': ['1', '2'] });
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Add multiple conditions to the Policy

See the addCondition function for a caveat on calling this method multiple times.

Adds a federated identity provider such as Amazon Cognito to this policy statement.

Explicitly allow all actions except the specified list of actions into the "NotAction" section of the policy document.

Specify principals that is not allowed or denied access to the "NotPrincipal" section of a policy statement.

Specify resources that this policy statement will not apply to in the "NotResource" section of this policy statement. All resources except the specified list will be matched.

Adds principals to the "Principal" section of a policy statement.

Specify resources that this policy statement applies into the "Resource" section of this policy statement.

Adds a service principal to this policy statement.

Add an StringEquals condition that limits to a given account from aws:SourceAccount.

This method can only be called once: subsequent calls will overwrite earlier calls.

Add an ArnEquals condition that limits to a given resource arn from aws:SourceArn.

This method can only be called once: subsequent calls will overwrite earlier calls.

Create a new PolicyStatement with the same exact properties as this one, except for the overrides

Make the PolicyStatement immutable

After calling this, any of the addXxx() methods will throw an exception.

Libraries that lazily generate statement bodies can override this method to fill the actual PolicyStatement fields. Be aware that this method may be called multiple times.

JSON-ify the statement

Used when JSON.stringify() is called

JSON-ify the policy statement

Used when JSON.stringify() is called

String representation of this policy statement

Validate that the policy statement satisfies base requirements for a policy.

Validate that the policy statement satisfies all requirements for an identity-based policy.

Validate that the policy statement satisfies all requirements for a resource-based policy.

Creates a new PolicyStatement based on the object provided. This will accept an object created from the .toJSON() call