I would like to be able to call an API exposed by Amazon Q in order to determine the current session state (e.g. active, expired, logged out, etc). Currently, Amazon Q exposes no such API and I am forced to depend on implementation details of Amazon Q, such as reading the session cache files and making assumptions about them.
Expected behavior
Amazon Q exposes a synchronous API that allows an operation to retrieve the current Amazon Q state, e.g. extensions.getExtension('amazon.q').exports.getSessionState() which would return some object containing data about the session state.
justinmk3
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1 month ago
Problem
I would like to be able to call an API exposed by Amazon Q in order to determine the current session state (e.g. active, expired, logged out, etc). Currently, Amazon Q exposes no such API and I am forced to depend on implementation details of Amazon Q, such as reading the session cache files and making assumptions about them.
Expected behavior
Amazon Q exposes a synchronous API that allows an operation to retrieve the current Amazon Q state, e.g.
extensions.getExtension('amazon.q').exports.getSessionState()which would return some object containing data about the session state.