Repack Lambda

AWS Lambda Microservices Architecture Template

This architecture is designed to be used with Node.js projects, but it can be changed to any language.

Not recommended for long running jobs, the max timeout is 300 seconds.

Features:

• Develop multiple lambda functions over the same code base using shared libraries
• Scaffold new lambda functions (configs, handlers & tests)
• One command deploy (build, lint, test & deploy)
• Webpack build system for production
• Use ES2015 & Babel
• Use Mocha for tests
• Travis for CI
• Use ESLint
• Easy versioning & release
• Focus on modularity

Install

Note: Requires a node version >= 4

$ npm install

Project Structure

All commands are defined as scripts in packages.json

.
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── bin
│   ├── build.sh
│   ├── create.sh
│   └── deploy.sh
├── config
│   └── templates
│       ├── lambda-spec.tpl.js - Spec test template
│       ├── lambda.config.tpl.js - Lambda config template
│       └── lambda.tpl.js - Lambda handler template
├── gulpfile.js
├── package.json
├── src
│   └── lambdas
├── tests
│   └── index-spec.js
└── webpack.config.js

Quick Start

$ APP=myLambda npm run create

This command will create 3 files:

1. ./src/lambdas/myLambda.js - Lambda handler function
2. ./tests/myLambda-spec.js - Function test file with Mocha
3. ./config/myLambda.config.js - Lambda config file

Tests

$ npm test

This will run all tests for all lambda functions or you can run without npm with:

$ mocha ./tests/myLambda-spec.js --compilers js:babel-register

PROTIP If do you choose run it without npm please install mocha as global before

$ npm install mocha -g

Deploy

Before Deploy you have to get the AWS Lambda Role Arn

$ ROLE_ARN=xxxx APP=myLambda npm run deploy

Contribute

You can contribute just opening new issues here or sending a pull request with tests