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serverless-meta-sync

v0.1.0

Published

This plugin allows you to share your Serverless project's meta files via S3 bucket.

Downloads

703

Readme

Serverless Meta Sync Plugin

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Secure syncing of Serverless project's meta data across teams (via S3 bucket).

This plugin adds a serverless meta sync command. When you run it with a stage or a region -s dev -r us-east-1, this plugin will first find or create an S3 bucket using the credentials you have set for that stage, then sync the variables files you have locally with the ones on the S3 bucket. For example, running serverless meta sync -s dev will sync your project's s-variables-dev.json with the s-variables-dev.json located on the S3 bucket.

When used via the CLI and conflicts are found, an interactive screen will let easily you select which option to use. When used without the CLI, the files located remotely automatically overwrite the files located locally, which is useful when used in the beginning of CI processes.

Demo

asciicast

Setup

  • Install via npm in the root of your Serverless Project:
npm install serverless-meta-sync --save
  • Add the plugin to the plugins array and to the custom object in your Serverless Project's s-project.json, like this:
"custom": {
  "meta": {
    "name": "YOUR_SYNC_S3_BUCKET_NAME",
    "region": "S3_BUCKET_REGION",

    // Optional, by default: "serverless/PROJECT_NAME/variables/"
    "keyPrefix": "S3_KEY_PREFIX"
  }
},
"plugins": [
    "serverless-meta-sync"
]
  • All done!

Usage

Run: serverless meta sync.

Options

  • -s --stage — Stage. Optional if only one stage is defined in project. This will only sync the variables file of the specified stage (e.g., s-variables-dev.json).
  • -r --region — Region. Optional. This will only sync the variables file for the specified region in the specified stage (e.g., s-variables-dev-useast1.json).