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funcional

v0.2.0-alpha.3

Published

Simplify working with Google Cloud Platform functions

Downloads

10

Readme

funcional

Requires node version 8.x.x. The compatibility of this library should match the node LTS release schedule, since that is the version used by Google Cloud Functions.

Remote

Should be used in the remote cloud function.

The constructor can be initiated with a handler and an optional options object.

The handler function should be declared as async or return a Promise. It takes the arguments instance and an object composed of the original http request and response.

Sample usage

index.js hosted on Google Cloud Functions:

  const Remote = require('funcional/remote');

  const handler = async (instance) => {
    const body = instance.body;
    return { formatted: body.name.toUpperCase().split(' ').join('-') };
  };

  exports.http = new Remote(handler).handle;

Local

To be used on the server-side and communicate with the remote function.

Sample Usage

  const Local = require('funcional/local');

  const local = new Local({
    region: 'example-gcp-region',
    project: 'example-project',
    name: 'example-function-name'
  });

  const communicate = async (data) => {
    try {
      const response = await local.send(data);
      console.log(response); // holds the response body from the function
      console.log(local.meta); // meta holds meetadata from the execution of the remote function
    } catch (error) {
      // ... handle error
    }
  };

  communicate({ name: 'James Dean' });
  // { formatted: 'JAMES-DEAN' }