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@awsless/awsless

v0.0.208

Published

- add fargate container stuff for long lived services - add check for existing graphql resolver field in schema - add check for conflicting types inside graphql (Like duplicate type names) - Types should probably only allowed to defined once. And should

Downloads

2,063

Readme

TODO:

  • add fargate container stuff for long lived services

  • add check for existing graphql resolver field in schema

  • add check for conflicting types inside graphql (Like duplicate type names)

    • Types should probably only allowed to defined once. And should be extended after that.



Features

  • Domains
  • Sites
  • Functions
  • Database
    • Tables
    • Stores
    • Caches
    • Searchs
  • Queues
  • Topics
  • Pubsub
  • Crons
  • API
    • HTTP
    • GraphQL

Domains

We use AWS Route53 to provide domain management.

{
  "domains": {
    "main": {
      "domain": "example.com",
      "dns": [{
        "name": "sub",
        "type": "A",
        "records": [ ... ],
      }]
    },
  }
}

Functions

We use AWS Lambda to provide serverless functions.

{
  "functions": {
  	"FUNCTION_NAME": "function.ts"
  }
}

Tables

We use AWS DynamoDB to provide serverless tables.

{
  "tables": {
    "TABLE_NAME": {
      "hash": "id",
      "fields": {
        "id": "number",
      }
    }
  }
}

Stores

We use AWS S3 to provide serverless key-value storage.

{
  "stores": [ "STORE_NAME" ]
}

Caches

We use AWS MemoryDB to provide redis compatible in-memory storage.

WORK IN PROGRESS...

Searchs

We use AWS Open Search Serverless to provide serverless search api.

{
  "searchs": [ "SEARCH_NAME" ]
}

Queues

We use AWS SQS to provide serverless queues.

{
  "queues": {
    "QUEUE_NAME": "queue-consumer.ts"
  }
}

Topics

We use AWS SNS to provide serverless pubsub topics.

{
  "topics": [ "TOPIC_NAME" ],
  "subscribers": {
    "TOPIC_NAME": "topic-consumer.ts",
  }
}

Pubsub

We use AWS IoT to provide a serverless mqtt pubsub channel.

{
  "pubsub": {
    "PUBSUB_NAME": {
      "sql": "SELECT * FROM '$aws/events/presence/connected/+'",
      "consumer": "pubsub-consumer.ts",
    }
  }
}

Crons

We use AWS Event Bridge to provide serverless cron jobs.

{
  "crons": {
    "CRON_NAME": {
      "schedule": "1 day",
      "consumer": "cron-consumer.ts",
    }
  }
}

HTTP

We use AWS ELB to provide a HTTP API.

{
  http: {
    HTTP_API_NAME: {
      'GET /posts': 'list-posts.ts',
      'POST /posts': 'create-post.ts',
    }
  }
}

REST

We use AWS ApiGatewayV2 to provide a serverless REST API.

{
  rest: {
    REST_API_NAME: {
      'GET /posts/{id}': 'get-posts.ts',
      'DELETE /posts/{id}': 'delete-post.ts',
    }
  }
}

GraphQL

We use AWS AppSync to provide a serverless GraphQL API.

{
  graphql: {
    GRAPHQL_API_NAME: {
      schema: 'schema.gql',
      resolvers: {
        'Query posts': 'list-posts.ts',
        'Mutation createPost': 'create-post.ts',
      }
    }
  }
}