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@humblebee/humblebee-serverless

v0.0.4

Published

2 years ago

This repo makes it convenient to start a serverless cloud function. We are assuming this to be a Cloud Function on Google Cloud Platform, but could be on any cloud provider supported by Serverless Framework.

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humblebee-serverless

This repo makes it convenient to start a serverless cloud function. We are assuming this to be a Cloud Function on Google Cloud Platform, but could be on any cloud provider supported by Serverless Framework.

Installation and setup

Stuff in the root won't need to be installed, unless you want to run Serverless to set anything up. Otherwise, for deploying to GCP, do the following:

Go to the server folder
Install dependencies with npm install
Go to the Google Cloud console and set up a project using the Humblebee cloud account
Enable the Cloud Functions API in the IAM panel to the left
Go to the Firebase console and set up a project or link to the correct project created in the previous step
Adjust /.firebaserc to point to that project
Go to Google and get a keyfile, place it in the server folder
Point the config object in server/index.js to the keyfile
Deploy with npm run deploy.

Note: Use NPM in the server folder if deploying to Google!

Yarn will cause errors on GCP if used. Therefore, make sure to add dependencies and running scripts in the server folder by using NPM.