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bungee-server

v1.0.3

Published

Bungee Server template project

Downloads

5

Readme

BungeeServer

The BungeeServer is a stack template which uses Serverless, Sequelize/MySQL, AWS Lambda, and a custom REST API to create a seamless, out-of-the-box data server.

ENV

The following variables should be outlined in your .env file. Please note that environment keys with the prefix BUNGEE_ are necessary for the application to function properly.

BUNGEE_AWS_REGION           /* AWS region for the application (i.e. 'us-west-2')    */
BUNGEE_APP_NAME             /* The name you're giving to your app!                  */
BUNGEE_DEFAULT_DB           /* Default database name in the MySQL RDS Instance      */
BUNGEE_DB_HOST              /* URL to your RDS instance                             */
BUNGEE_DB_USER              /* The username for your RDS Insance                    */
BUNGEE_DB_PASSWORD          /* The password for your RDS Instance                   */
BUNGEE_RDS_INSTANCE_TYPE    /* The EC2 Insance Type for your RDS Instancel
BUNGEE_STAGE
  • All of these variables except BUNGEE_DB_HOST will be set automatically by the bungee-cli if you use it to create an application.
  • BUNGEE_DB_HOST can be retrieved from the RDS Console once you have deployed the application for the first time.
  • A list of acceptable values for BUNGEE_RDS_INSTANCE_TYPE is available here.

Build Project

npm run build          # Standard build
npm run build:clean    # Delete old build artifacts before building

Local Development

npm run deploy:local

Deploy to staging

npm run deploy:stage