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serverless-api-version

v1.0.4

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CLI tool for versioning APIs on AWS Lambda

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Keywords

serverless

Readme

What this package does

This package allows for trivial versioning of HTTP endpoints for Lambda functions using the Serverless framework. I'm not involved with Serverless development and any failings of this library reflect on me and not on Serverless. Additionally, this library is currently very much a WIP. There are no unit tests.

Assumptions

  • API releases correspond with Github releases
  • Single Github repository for all functions defined in the serverless.yml
  • API is versioned like 'v1', 'v2', etc.
  • Each release bundles all necessary files including the serverless.yml associated with each version.
  • That you aren't already using a ./releases folder.

Use case

If you have a series of endpionts that you don't want to force people to migrate, this CLI tool can enable API versioning without manually updating your serverless.yml.

How it works

Previous versions are downloaded into a ./releases folder. It then creates a combined serverless.yml file with versioning of the API endpoints.

Workflow

Go do your normal Lambda stuff. When you want to upgrade an API, use the CLI command serverless-api-version new. This will create a combined serverless.yml and packaged assets by version in the ./releases folder. You can set up your CI/CD tool to either automatically deploy on tagged commit or manually trigger a deploy.

Installation

npm install -g serverless-api-version

Use

serverless-api-version new to create a new release with new API endpoint. The CLI will handle creating a new tag, release, etc on the Github side.
serverless-api-version replace to replace the previous API version.