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@vendia/live-lambda

v0.0.4

Published

5 months ago

A local development tool for AWS Lambda functions

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AWS Lambda local development Serverless

live-lambda

A powerful development CLI tool designed for local development with AWS Lambda functions. Proxy your lambda function executions directly to your development environment to enable quicker iterations and hot reloading.

Overview

Live Lambda

Features

Live Environment: Proxy AWS requests to your local machine, supporting live edits of your Lambda Function, while still interacting with other AWS services.
Quick Development Cycles: Instead of waiting for a long CloudFormation deploy, debug your lambda with millisecond latency.

Installation

Install live-lambda globally via npm:

npm install -g @vendia/live-lambda

Or, add it to your project as a development dependency:

npm install --save-dev @vendia/live-lambda

Usage

After installation, you can use live-lambda in your command line:

live-lambda [options]

Options

-n, --name: The name of the lambda function to proxy.

-p, --path: The path to the local file to proxy to.

--skip-deploy: Skip deployment of the proxy and restart the websocket listener

-v, --version: Display the version number.

-h, --help: Show help and usage information.

Examples

live-lambda start --name HelloWorldFunction --path lambda/index.js

This command will:

Replace the lambda function in AWS with a proxy that forwards requests to AWS IOT
Starts a websocket listener on your machine with authorization to read from the IOT endpoint
Invokes the function at the specified path
Returns the response back through IOT, which returns back to the lambda proxy