Developers should check also the AWS SDK for PHP module instead.
This module doesn't use the Library API, it is recommended to use creeper if the only library that your project will use is the AWS SDK for PHP.
The creeper project provide a AWS SDK for PHP (previously named Tarzan and Cloudfusion) integration module for Drupal. the AWS SDK for PHP is in my opinion the best PHP library to work with Amazon web services. It covers every aspect of Amazon Web Services:
Once installed this module allow you to use the powerful AWS SDK for PHP API in any other module; you just have to declare a dependencie to the creeper module in the .info file.
Allows administrators to inject JS into the page output based on configurable rules. It's useful for adding simple JS tweaks without modifying a site's official theme - for example, a 'nighttime' color scheme could be added during certain hours. The JS is added using Drupal's standard drupal_add_js() function and respects page caching, etc.
This module is definitely not a replacement for full-fledged theming, but it provides site administrators with a quick and easy way of tweaking things without diving into full-fledged theme hacking.
The rules provided by JS injector typically are loaded last, even after the theme JS, although another module could override these.
7.x-1.x
This is the original port from CSS injector, and still has legacy D6 and CSS injector code in it. It is not recommended to run this code, and instead opt to upgrade to the 7.x-2.x branch.
7.x-2.x
This is a complete rewrite of the module to take advantage of the new API's available in both drupal 7 and ctools (this is a new dependency).
This extremely simple module allows you to easily open links to external sites or PDF documents in new tabs. It uses jQuery instead of target=_blank so the markup will still validate.