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Serverless Toolkit (STK) CLI

STK CLI

Usage: stk COMMAND

Kommandos:
  stk dev        Start development.
  stk test       Start local test execution.
  stk logs       Watch logs.
  stk sync       Sync code files.
  stk init       Prepare a local development environment.
  stk bootstrap  Bootstrap the runtime environment in AWS.
  stk destroy    Destroy the runtime environment in AWS.

Optionen:
  -v, --version  Version anzeigen                                      [boolean]
  -h, --help     Hilfe anzeigen                                        [boolean]

Setup a new project

➜ npx @serverless-toolkit/cli@latest init

➜ npm create @serverless-toolkit/cli@latest

✔ Enter your project name: · api
✔ Do you wanna use Route53 domain? (y/N) · true
✔ Enter your Route53 domain name: · serverless-toolkit.com
✔ Do you wanna use GitHub actions for deployments? (y/N) · true

Project api initiated. Change to folder api and enter

stk bootstrap

to prepare the development in AWS.

Bootstrap - prepare the serverless runtime in AWS

➜ cd api
➜ stk bootstrap

Start local development

File changes will be updated and deployed in the background.

➜ stk dev

Manually deploy your file changes

➜ stk sync

Manually run tests

➜ stk test

Destroy the serverless runtime

➜ stk destroy

API

Key-Value Store

`get`

context.store.get(id: string, type?: string);

`set`

interface Item {
  id: string
}
context.store.set(item: Item, type?: string);

Alarms

Currently only supported in Sagas.

`inMinutes`

context.alarm.inMintes(minutes: number);

`clear`

context.alarm.clear();

Run tests in local development

➜ yarn test
➜ yarn test workers
➜ yarn test pages
➜ yarn test sagas