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Connecting your AWS Account with Kepler.gl by using AWS Amplify.
AWS Amplify creates a user pool and storage connected to each user in your AWS account.
Detailed setup instructions are added to the Readme.
At the end you only need to copy the
aws-exports.js
generated by AWS Amplify into thedemo-app/src
folder.There is no redirect to a login page as for the current Dropbox and Carto provider. Login and user permissions are managed by the AWS Amplify JS library. Per default also sign-up is enabled for the newly created user pool.
Bonus: You can display your AWS account name above the "powered by AWS" logo via
export AWSAccountName=YOUR_ACCOUNT