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sls-fgen

v1.0.6

Published

A CLI to generate functions for serverless framework.

Downloads

4

Readme

sls-fgen

Function generator for serverless framework that updates yaml file.

demonstration

Installation

npm install -g sls-fgen

Usage

Requires pre-existing serverless.yml file.

➜ sls-fgen --yamlPath=./serverless.yml

OR

➜ sls-fgen -y ./serverless.yml

| Argument | Flag | Description | | ----------- | ----------- | ----------- | | language | l | Abbreviation of programming the language | | template | t | Template that function will be generated | | funcName | n | Name of the function that is going to be written to yaml file | | funcPath | p | File name and function name | | method | m | HTTP method | | httpPath | h | HTTP path | | yamlPath | y | Path of the yaml file |

You can also generate with defaults. You won't be asked for missing options.

➜ sls-fgen --skip

➜ sls-fgen -s

➜ sls-fgen -s -m put -h user/delete

language

➜ sls-fgen --language=js

➜ sls-fgen -l js

Available languages by default

| Language | Abbreviation (folder name)| | ----------- | ----------- | | JavaScript | js | | TypeScript | ts |

See how to customize.

template

➜ sls-fgen --template=default

➜ sls-fgen -t default

See how to customize.

funcName

Name carefully. If function name already exists in yaml file your function will be overwritten.

➜ sls-fgen --funcName=hello

➜ sls-fgen -n hello

funcPath

File path + name of the function that is going to be written to the file.

➜ sls-fgen --funcPath=handler.hello

➜ sls-fgen -p handler.hello

If our language is JavaScript, CLI is going to create handler.js file within a function named hello.

You can also specify a folder. This tool cannot create folder. So the folder you are passing should already be existing.

➜ sls-fgen --funcPath=someFolder/handler.hello

method

➜ sls-fgen --method=get

➜ sls-fgen -m get

| Available methods | | ----------------- | | post | | get | | put | | patch | | delete |

httpPath

➜ sls-fgen --httpPath=user

➜ sls-fgen -h user

yamlPath

➜ sls-fgen --yamlPath=serverless.yml

➜ sls-fgen -y serverless.yml

Customize

Open template file related to language or edit defaults.

| Language | Folder | | ----------- | ----------- | | JavaScript | js | | TypeScript | ts |

You can open template files with these commands. Visual Studio Code must be installed for this operation.

➜ sls-fgen --edit=defaults

➜ sls-fgen --edit=js

➜ sls-fgen -e js
const templates = {
  default: (name) => {
    return `module.exports.${name} = async (event) => {}`;
  },

  otherTemplate: (name) => {
    return `module.exports.${name} = async (event) => {}`;
  },
};

You can also add new languages by creating it's folder. Checkout templates folder.