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azion-framework-adapter

v0.4.0

Published

a year ago

Command line tool that builds Jamstack projects targeting Azion's Edge Functions.

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jamstack cli azion build publish

Azion Framework Adapter

Azion Framework Adapter is a command line tool that builds Jamstack projects targeting Azion's Edge Functions.

Quick links

Prerequisites

Node version >= 16.

Install

From npm

npm install -g azion-framework-adapter

You must have permission to install global packages with npm in your operating system. If you are having problems installing the package globally check Resolving EACCES permissions errors when installing packages globally.

From source

  git clone [email protected]:aziontech/azion-framework-adapter.git
  cd azion-framework-adapter
  npm install
  npm run build
  npm install -g --production

Usage

After install it globally in your machine, run:

azion-framework-adapter COMMAND

You can use the package without installing it, just run:

npx azion-framework-adapter COMMAND

Build

azion-framework-adapter build --version-id vid

Publish

azion-framework-adapter publish

Azion Edge Application

After building and publishing your code to Azion, you should login into Azion's Real Time Manager and create an Edge Application that will make use of your recently published Edge Function. Subsequent builds followed by corresponding publishes will automatically update your Edge Application.

Notes

We strongly recommend to use azion-cli for a better developer experience.

License

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.