[FEATURE] Support for AWS EventBridge Event-Bus

[wiljafor1]

Why do we need this improvement?

Currently, async-api lacks support for AWS EventBridge Event-Bus, which prevents teams using EventBridge from fully leveraging async-api to document and describe their event-driven architectures in a standardized way. Adding this support would make async-api more flexible and aligned with modern AWS event-driven architectures.

How will this change help?

By introducing AWS EventBridge Event-Bus as a supported binding, users will be able to describe and document their AWS event-driven architectures using async-api. This would streamline the process of defining event buses, rules, and targets, making it easier to integrate with AWS’s native event service.

Screenshots

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How could it be implemented/designed?

The feature could be implemented by extending the existing async-api bindings to include AWS EventBridge. Parameters like the event bus name, event rules, and potential target configurations could be added to the specification, allowing users to define how their EventBridge interacts with their system.

🚧 Breaking changes

No

👀 Have you checked for similar open issues?

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🏢 Have you read the Contributing Guidelines?

• I have read the Contributing Guidelines

Are you willing to work on this issue?

Yes I am willing to submit a PR!

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[derberg]

Hey, could you provide some examples on what more or less such binding would contain that is not possible to address with AsyncAPI atm? and what AsyncAPI objects need a binding.

Also pinging the only EventBridge expert that I know @boyney123

[boyney123]

Makes sense to me, maybe provide some example and we can go from there?