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@phasma/handler-aws

v1.0.1

Published

An implementation of @phasma handler designed for working with Amazon Web Services Lambda

Downloads

45

Readme

@phasma/handler-aws

An implementation of @phasma/handler designed for working with Amazon Web Services Lambda.

Create simplistic and maintainable entrypoint-based applications.

For more information or raising issues please use the main phasma repository on GitHub.

Getting Started

The package is available on all registries and can be installed with your standard commands:

npm i @phasma/handler-aws

This package provides pre-defined implementations for the lambda technology. Depending on the service you want to use the integration will look similar to this:

import { aws } from '@phasma/handler-aws';

export const handler = aws<'apigw:proxy:v2'>((application) => {
  return application
    .use(new WithRequestQueryValidator())
    .use(new WithRequestBodyValidator())
    .handle(new GetUserCollectionHandler())
});

Where handler is the export that lambda will be pointed to to execute your function.

This will follow the following process:

  1. When the handler is invoked by lambda the event is taken in and the composition is triggered.
  2. The middleware WithRequestQueryValidator is invoked to provide any context from the provider event.
  3. The middleware WithRequestBodyValidator is invoked to provide any context from the provider event.
  4. The handler GetUserCollectionHandler is invoked with the context and performs some business logic, it returns a response.
  5. The middleware WithRequestBodyValidator receives the response and does any transformation if required, if not it passes the response down the chain.
  6. The middleware WithRequestQueryValidator receives the response and does any transformation if required, if not it passes the response down the chain.
  7. The provider receives the response, does some final transformations (if required) and returns to lambda.

More details on how this works at its core can be found in the @phasma/handler package which this extends, documentation can be found here.

Working with Events

TODO

Defining Events

TODO

Defining Handlers

TODO

Defining Middleware

TODO

Testing

TODO