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nullstack-serverless

v0.0.2

Published

Nullstack construct for CDK

Downloads

5

Readme

Infrastructure folder

Here, it lays the CDK App. Where the magic happens. There is a a testing/index.ts file, there is a CDK app being instantiated and creating 3 nullstack apps.

What the construct, that is located at lib/nullstack-construct.ts, does is:

  1. It creates an s3 bucket to host all the public files.
  2. (SSR only) It creates a private s3 bucket to host the build files. in it, there will be a folder, with an index.js, where it uses @codegenie/serverless-express, and gets the Express server in Nullstack and converts it into a lambda function; in this folder there is also the node_modules of this external package, and a .production folder from nullstack (changed server.js in it removing the crossorigin attribute - explained here, but got merged on Nullstack v0.19.2).
  3. It deploys the necessary files into these buckets.
  4. (SSR only) It creates a lambda that will run the files in the build bucket
  5. (SSR only) It creates an API Gateway with the route / and the route /{proxy+} for the rest of the routes.
  6. (SSR only) It creates a lambda function url for it to be accessible.
  7. (SSG and SPA only) It creates an s3 website url for it to be accessible.