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aws-lambda-compress

v0.0.1

Published

Creates zip files of your code that can be uploaded to AWS Lambda.

Downloads

6

Readme

#AWS Lambda Compress A glorified zip creator for projects that contain many separately deployed lambda functions.

What this plugin does:

  1. Scans srcDir for every directory that matches the pattern. Each one of these is a "lamda function"
  2. For each lambda function analyze its dependencies and determine the location. Handles both relative and node_module dependencies
  3. Create a zip file for each lambda function packaging the handler code as well as any dependencies and any extras
  4. Place the zip file in outputDir

###Usage aws-lambda-compress --srcDir=src --outputDir=dist --pattern=lambda --excludes=aws-sdk --extras=extra1/ --extras=extra2.txt compress

###Assumptions This plugin assumes a project struture where each lambda function lives in its own directory under srcDir. There may exist common, shared code in other directories and there may be extra files/directories that the lambda function depends on at runtime (e.g. configurations). It is also assumed that any required relative path modules must exist in the same relative location in the zip that they do in src.