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@selectel/s8s

v1.1.0

Published

Node.js SDK for Selectel Serverless Functions

Downloads

5

Readme

Serverless cloud functions

Contents

  1. Quick Start
  2. Examples
  3. Useful
  4. Community
  5. Licensing

Quick Start

  1. Install:
    npm i @selectel/s8s
  2. Go to Cloud platform -> All users. Create new user (or use existing one) and add it to your project.
  3. Go to Cloud platform -> Access. Select user and any region. Click on "Download" button. rc.sh file will be downloaded.
  4. Set environment variables (you can get them from rc.sh file):
    • OS_USERNAME
    • OS_PASSWORD (this one isn't stored in rc.sh)
    • OS_PROJECT_ID
    • OS_PROJECT_DOMAIN_NAME
    • OS_USER_DOMAIN_NAME
  5. Create your own cloud function:
    const client = require("@selectel/s8s");
      
    const functionConfig = {
     action_name: "my_first_function",
     function_id: null, // will be added later
     function_name: "main",
     file_name: "hello.js",
     limits: { memory: 256 },
     module_name: "hello",
     runtime: "nodejs",
     version: "12",
     env_vars: {},
    };
      
    client
     .uploadModule("./hello.js")
     .then(({ function_id }) => {
       return client.startCreateFunction({ ...functionConfig, ...{ function_id } });
     })
     .then(() => {
       client.getFunction(functionConfig.action_name)
     })
     .then(({status}) => {
       if (status.status === "IN PROGRESS") {
         // retry get function, until you get status "COMPLETE". This means function is ready for invoke.
       }
     })
     .then(() => {
       return client.startInvokeFunction(functionConfig.action_name, {inParams: "test"})
     }).then(({activationId}) => {
     client.getActivationResult(activationId).catch((err) => {
       // retry getActivationResult if receive 404. It means that invoke hasn't finished yet.
     })
     client.getActivationLogs(activationId).catch((err) => {
       // retry getActivationResult if receive 404. It means that invoke hasn't finished yet.
     })
    })

Examples

You can see examples of using cloud functions here

Useful

Description

Docs

Serverless API

Community

GitHub

For all questions - [email protected]

Licensing

Serverless is licensed under the APACHE License.