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@colabo-tool/c-service

v0.10.1

Published

Colabo tool command puzzle - managing ColaboFlow services

Downloads

8

Readme

Colabo Tool - Support for creating services from puzzles

Requirements

Currently, we scan for services implemented as functions, classes, and classes methods.

However,

  1. we are currently deploying ONLY pure functions
  2. all functions have to be exported in the top (main) index.ts (index.js) file with the same function name

Services

Python

Best if they are available as python eggs, but during development that is unlikely. Therefore:

  • we will have all external dependencies in requirements.txt and it will be copied to the service folder from the puzzle folder
  • we assume that the scanning entry point encapsulates all other required code, and therefore:

Procedure

Scan

We use colabo service-scan command to scan for services declared (decorated) in the colabo puzzles

Read more

Generate

We use colabo service-generate command to generate the services that were identified with the colabo service-scan command

Read more

Build

We use colabo service-build command to build the services that are generated with the colabo service-generate command

Read more

Push

We call internally OpenFaaS command for building TBD

Deploy

Test

TODO