Sorry if I missed something in the docs, but I can't seem to figure out how to access stack props inside functional stacks.

const stackProps = { foo: 'bar' }
app.stack(MyStack, stackProps) // How do I access stackProps inside MyStack?

I’m a newbie, just starting to play with functional stacks. But if you’re trying to pass props from another stack, you can use

use

export function ProviderStack({stack}) {
  ...
  return {
    someProp
  }
}

then in a consumer stack

export function ConsumerStack({stack}) {
  const { someProp } = use(ProviderStack)

}

not 100% sure if this directly answers your question since yours is passing from app

I was trying to pass simple props from

app.node.tryGetContext()

in my

index.ts

. I think that was a pattern I saw in some CDK examples along the way... I ended up just using

app.node.tryGetContext()

directly in the functional stack instead of trying to pass the context values as stack props.

@Adam Biggs that works. I’ve also seen ppl create a “dummy” config stack, ie.

export function ConfigStack({ app }: StackContext) {
  const xyz = app.node.tryGetContext();
  return { xyz };
}

And you can

use(ConfigStack)

in the ConsumerStack

Makes sense, thanks @Frank. Absolutely loving SST by the way!