@architect/workflows
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cloud function workflows implemented as npm scripts for creating, deploying, working offline and more
Workflows for creating, deploying, working offline and more with AWS Lambda
npm i @architect/workflows
This makes the following npx commands available:
config looks for .arc-config files in all lambdas and ensures corosponding AWS Lambda deployment targets config is in sync; currently only timeout and memory supportedcreate reads the .arc file in the current working directory and generates corosponding local code and AWS infra (if it does not already exist)deploy deploys lambdas in src and syncs s3 bucketsdns sets up custom domains with API Gatewayenv read and write environment variables to all lambdas defined by .archelp get some helphydrate runs npm i in all lambdas; hydrate update runs npm update in all lambdasinventory read/verify infra defined by .arc; inventory nuke deletes all infra except dynamodb tables; ARC_NUKE=tables inventory nuke deletes tablessandbox runs .arc locally with an in-memory database; ARC_LOCAL=yas NODE_ENV=staging sandbox runs locally but uses dynamodb staging tablesTo see more examples try running:
npx help
Full docs found at https://arc.codes
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cloud function workflows implemented as npm scripts for creating, deploying, working offline and more
The npm package @architect/workflows receives a total of 169 weekly downloads. As such, @architect/workflows popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @architect/workflows demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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