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sam-lambda-plugin

v0.0.1

Published

Webpack plugin for building minimal AWS SAM apis

Downloads

4

Readme

Getting Started

Requirements: webpack knowledge

Import SamWebpackPlugin into your webpack config file.

Add the plugin to the webpack plugin block,

    ...
    plugins:[
        ...
        new SamWebpackPlugin({
            baseTemplate: './template.json'
        })
        ...
    ]

The template.json file is the base SAM/CloudFront template used for all defined lambda functions. Before each lambda function, we can define our sam config with the following;

/*
@WebpackLambda({
  "Properties": {
    "Handler": "lambdaFunction.lambdaHandler",
    "Events":{
      "GetData":{
        "Type": "Api",
        "Properties": {
          "Path": "/api/v1/data",
          "Method": "get"
        }
      }
    }
  }
})
*/

On build, FOR EACH entry having the @WebpackLambda decorator, the content within each @WebpackLambda(*) will be parsed into the baseTemplate config. Note:

  • ANY CodeUri provided within each decorate will be replaced by the plugin
  • The @WebpackLambda() must be declared within a comment block like above
  • The Config defined within each file will be parse into Resources.<fileName>. See the examples folder for more details.
  • No validation on the config provided occurs, the config must comply with AWS SAM AWS::SERVERLESS::FUNCTION

Working with local external packages

  • user layers option to import locally defined external packages into your lambda function deployment packages.

TODO

x add plugin options verification x expand on jsdoc descriptions

x add docs on how plugin works.

x create git project (prettier, ci/cd to npm, example projects)

  • add tests
  • deploy to npm
  • add plugin JSON object verification
  • explore decorator loader for @WebpackLambda