fix(parser): ddb base schema + other exports #3741
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This PR fixes the missing export discussed in the linked issue and also takes the opportunity to review the overall structure of the Parser exports to simplify it and provide a better IDE experience for customers.
While doing so, I also updated the structure of the files within the package to more closely align with the exports, which allows us to use star exports more effectively (i.e.
@aws-lambda-powertools/parser/schemas/<module-name>
). This required some import changes, mainly in tests, which made the diff big.Finally, I also reviewed all the example snippets and made sure they all use scoped sub-path exports rather than the barrel file export. This way customers copying the snippet from the code will have a smaller bundle size, since they'll be importing only the schemas/envelopes that they're actually using rather than all of them. This also increased the diff considerably.
Issue number: fixes #3740
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