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slush-aws-lambda
A slush generator to scaffold an AWS Lambda function package and upload it to AWS.
Installation
First of all you have to globally install Slush, the streaming scaffolding system.
npm install -g slush
then you have to install globally the slush-aws-lambda generator
npm install -g slush-aws-lambda
Deployment
To create your solution you simply have to call the generator via the slush cli from the directory where you want to deploy your project
slush aws-lambda
Now you must provide some info about the project. You can always insert this information manually later by modifying the solution package.json (both in the project and in the lambda src folder)
Configuration
To use the slush-aws-lambda solution it's important that you have properly installed the aws-cli and configured it with your credentials.
Then, from the folder of your project, run the command
gulp configure
You can set-up all settings of your AWS Lambda right now, or later at any time by calling this command again, or directly modifying the lambda_config.json and the package.json in lambda src folder
Usage
All you have to do is program you function inside the src folder; when you are done you can run the following commands:
gulp create
- wraps everything inside the src folder in a zip file (after uglifying all of the .js files) and uploads it to AWS to create your new AWS Lambda using the configuration information you set in the lambda_config.json file;gulp update
- works exactly the same as the previous command, but on an existing AWS Lambda;gulp update-code
- same as above, but it only updates the code of your AWS Lambda without modifying the configuration;gulp update-config
- only changes your AWS Lambda configuration, but not the code;gulp logs
- prints in the console all logs generated by you Lambda function in Amazon CloudWatch;gulp invoke
- invokes the Lambda function passing test-payload.json as payload and printing the response to the console;
License
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2016 Giovanni Bruno
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