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mojo-plugin-lambda

v1.0.0

Published

Adds AWS Lambda support to mojo applications

Readme

mojo-plugin-lambda

Run your mojojs application inside AWS Lambda

npm install mojo-plugin-lambda

In your mojojs code:

import lambdaPlugin from 'mojo-plugin-lambda';

Then after const app = mojo(); enable the plugin

app.plugin(lambdaPlugin, {});
const handler = app.handler;
export { handler };

This installs a handler function for AWS Lambda to invoke. Set your Lambdas entrypoint to appfile.handler (where appfile is the main file of your application.

Finally, delete app.start() from the end of your application file. You can alternatively invoke it whenever it is not running inside a Lambda environment.

if (! process.env.AWS_LAMBDA_FUNCTION_NAME) {
  app.start();
}

Zip your code (or create a Lambda Container Image), upload it, and profit

Author

Jose Luis Martinez Torres

Copyright

(c) Jose Luis Martinez Torres 2022

License

Apache 2