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@interlace/serverless-devkit

v1.0.0

Published

TypeScript-first configuration toolkit for Serverless Framework — defineConfig, types, and plugin helpers

Readme

@interlace/serverless-devkit

TypeScript-first configuration toolkit for Serverless Framework.

Provides defineConfig(), defineFunction(), typed helpers, and plugin development interfaces — zero dependencies, full IntelliSense.

Install

npm install @interlace/serverless-devkit

Quick Start

// serverless.ts
import { defineConfig, defineFunction } from '@interlace/serverless-devkit';

export default defineConfig({
  service: 'my-api',
  provider: {
    name: 'aws',
    runtime: 'nodejs20.x',
    region: 'us-east-1',
    memorySize: 512,
  },
  functions: {
    getUser: defineFunction({
      handler: 'src/handlers/getUser.handler',
      events: [{ http: { path: '/users/{id}', method: 'get' } }],
    }),
  },
});

API

defineConfig(config)

Returns a typed Serverless configuration object with full IntelliSense for all AWS provider settings.

defineFunction(config)

Type-safe function definition with event, IAM, and build configuration support.

defineFunctions(map)

Batch-define multiple functions with shared type safety:

import { defineFunctions } from '@interlace/serverless-devkit';

const functions = defineFunctions({
  createUser: {
    handler: 'src/handlers/createUser.handler',
    events: [{ http: { path: '/users', method: 'post' } }],
  },
  deleteUser: {
    handler: 'src/handlers/deleteUser.handler',
    events: [{ http: { path: '/users/{id}', method: 'delete' } }],
  },
});

Plugin Type Composition

@interlace/* plugins extend the devkit's PluginConfigRegistry via TypeScript module augmentation — adding the plugin to your project automatically extends defineConfig({ custom: { ... } }) with full IntelliSense, no manual type imports:

import { defineConfig } from '@interlace/serverless-devkit';
import '@interlace/serverless-api-gateway-caching'; // augmentation activates here

export default defineConfig({
  service: 'my-api',
  provider: { name: 'aws', runtime: 'nodejs20.x', region: 'us-east-1' },
  custom: {
    interlaceCaching: {
      enabled: true,
      clusterSize: '0.5', // ← autocompletes (literal union of valid sizes)
      ttlInSeconds: 300, // ← refuses out-of-range values
    },
  },
});

Third-party plugins can opt in by following the same convention — see Extending defineConfig types for the pattern.

Compatibility Helpers (community plugins)

For community plugins that don't ship TypeScript types, the compat subpath provides typed wrapper functions. Each returns a custom.* fragment ready to spread into defineConfig:

import { defineConfig } from '@interlace/serverless-devkit';
import {
  domainManagerConfig,
  pruneConfig,
} from '@interlace/serverless-devkit/compat';

export default defineConfig({
  custom: {
    // Typed config for serverless-domain-manager
    ...domainManagerConfig({
      domainName: 'api.example.com',
      basePath: '',
    }),

    // Typed config for serverless-prune-plugin
    ...pruneConfig({
      automatic: true,
      number: 3,
    }),
  },
});

First-party @interlace/* plugins use the type-composition pattern above instead of compat helpers — types stay in sync with the plugin without devkit needing to mirror them.

Plugin Development

Export types for building Serverless Framework plugins:

import type {
  ServerlessInstance,
  ServerlessOptions,
  ServerlessPlugin,
  ServerlessHooks,
  ServerlessCommands,
  AwsProvider,
} from '@interlace/serverless-devkit';

class MyPlugin implements ServerlessPlugin {
  hooks: ServerlessHooks;
  commands: ServerlessCommands;

  constructor(serverless: ServerlessInstance, options: ServerlessOptions) {
    this.hooks = {
      'after:deploy:deploy': this.afterDeploy.bind(this),
    };
    this.commands = {};
  }

  private async afterDeploy(): Promise<void> {
    // plugin logic
  }
}

export default MyPlugin;

License

MIT