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@jessiehernandez/aws-synthetics-local

v0.3.5

Published

dev library for aws synthetics canary

Downloads

293

Readme

aws-synthetics-local

NOT TEST YET

This a simple alternative library to develop AWS Synthetics Canary (syn-1.0) locally, since aws hasn't release the syn-1.0 library.

This repository use puppeteer rather than puppeteer-core for better debug experience, so you will download Chromium while npm install.

Cooperate with aws-synthetics-logger

For no code change replacement, add following two develop dependencies to your package.json

{
    "devDependencies": {
        "Synthetics": "npm:@sixleaveakkm/[email protected]",
        "SyntheticsLogger": "npm:@sixleaveakkm/[email protected]"
    }
}

then run npm install

Run Locally

Install the script

npm i -g @sixleaveakkm/[email protected]

It will install a command named canary-run in your global node environment.

Run

Run with default, headlessMode: false, screenShot dir: .screenshot

canary-run yourScriptName.handler

or with parameters

canary-run --headless false --screenshotDir .screenshot yourScriptName.handler

which will execute your canary script

example

example