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serverless-webpack-layers

v2.1.0

Published

Plugin for the Serverless framework that offers AWS Lambda layer management using webpack

Downloads

793

Readme

serverless-webpack-layers

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Plugin for the Serverless framework that offers AWS Lambda layer management alongside Webpack configuration.

Similar to serverless-webpack which can bundle modules by identifying what is used within your functions, this plugin can identify what modules are used by your functions and spread the node modules out to AWS Lambda Layers to reduce and improve start time and to share dependencies across functions.

This module works alongside serverless-webpack but can work by itself as long as you make sure you are not bundling your node_modules into your functions.

Installation:

npm install --save-dev serverless-webpack-layers
yarn add --dev serverless-webpack-layers

sls plugin install -n serverless-webpack-layers

webpack config:

Make sure to add the webpack-node-externals plugin to your webpack config to avoid bundling modules:

const nodeExternals = require('webpack-node-externals');

module.exports = {
  // config here
  externals: [nodeExternals()],
};

serverless.yml:

plugins:
  - serverless-webpack-layers

Once you've installed the plugin, add layer(s) for each function:

layers:
  lib:
    path: lib
    name: node-modules
    description: My node modules
    retain: true
    
functions:
  hello:
    handler: index.handler
    layers:
      # Note the reference being the TitleCase representation of the layer id followed by "LambdaLayer"
      - {Ref: LibLambdaLayer}

The lib layer will be installed and its node_modules packaged into the artifact, and the function will use the layer.

You also will want to add a layerConfig property with the following properties:

custom:
  layerConfig:
    packager: [yarn, npm] # defaults to npm
    manageNodeFolder: <boolean> # defaults to false, this lets the plugin control the existence of the layer's nodejs folder
    webpack:
      clean: true # this will clean and remove files/folders according to package.exclude
      backupFileType: <string> # defaults to js, is used when plugin cannot determine which file is the function handler
      configPath: <string> # defaults to ./webpack.config.js, is used to denote the path of your webpack config
      forceInclude: [<string>] # defaults to [], list of modules to force include
      forceExclude: [<string>] # defaults to [], list of modules to force exclude

    installLayers: <boolean>
    exportLayers: <boolean>
    upgradeLayerReferences: <boolean>
    exportPrefix: <prefix used for the names of the exported layers> # defaults to '${AWS:StackName}-'.

Note:

  • You will want to make sure your webpack.entry field is empty, not controlled by serverless-webpack