mypy-boto3-organizations

import boto3 from mypy_boto3_organizations import OrganizationsClient from mypy_boto3_organizations.type_defs import CreateAccountRequestTypeDef, CreateAccountResponseTypeDef def create_aws_account(account_name: str, email: str, role_name: str) -> CreateAccountResponseTypeDef: """Creates a new AWS account within an organization.""" client: OrganizationsClient = boto3.client("organizations") request: CreateAccountRequestTypeDef = { "Email": email, "AccountName": account_name, "RoleName": role_name, "Tags": [ {"Key": "Project", "Value": "MyProject"} ] } response: CreateAccountResponseTypeDef = client.create_account(**request) print(f"Account creation requested: {response['CreateAccountStatus']['State']}") print(f"Account ID: {response['CreateAccountStatus'].get('AccountId', 'N/A')}") return response # Example usage (requires AWS credentials configured for Organizations service) if __name__ == "__main__": # In a real scenario, use unique values and ensure email is valid # and not already associated with an AWS account. # Replace with actual email and account name for testing. test_account_name = "MyTestOrgAccount" test_email = "test-account-owner@example.com" # Use a real, unique email test_role_name = "OrganizationAccountAccessRole" try: # This call will actually attempt to create an account in your AWS Organizations. # Be cautious when running this in a production environment. # For demonstration purposes, we'll comment out the actual call. # response = create_aws_account(test_account_name, test_email, test_role_name) print("To run, uncomment the create_aws_account call with valid parameters.") except Exception as e: print(f"An error occurred: {e}")