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typescript-aws-lambda-helper

v2.0.48

Published

Typescript AWS Lambda Helper

Downloads

84

Readme

Typescript helper functions for AWS Lambda service

CI/CD codecov NPM Version Downloads

Install

npm install typescript-aws-lambda-helper@latest

Usage

Default - running in Lambda in your own account

const logger = new Logger(LogLevel.Trace);

const helper = new LambdaHelper(logger);

const response = await helper.InvokeAsync('lambdaName', 'payload');

Running in separate account or not in Lambda

import * as Lambda from '@aws-sdk/client-lambda';

const logger = new Logger(LogLevel.Trace);

const options: Lambda.LambdaClientConfig = {
  accessKeyId: '{access_key}',
  secretAccessKey: '{secret_key}',
  region: 'us-east-1',
};

const repository = new Lambda.Lambda(options);

const helper = new LambdaHelper(logger, repository);

const response = await helper.InvokeAsync('lambdaName', 'payload');

Notes

If no options are supplied, will default to us-east-1 as the region

Development

Clone the latest and run

npm run prep

to install packages and prep the git hooks