@ng-toolkit/serverless
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Add serverless support (AWS Lambda and Google Cloud Functions) to your Angular project
Angular Universal PWA on AWS Lambda + API Gateway
ng new myApp
cd myApp
ng add @ng-toolkit/serverless
--provider - Choose serverless provider which you want to use (aws | gcloud | both) - default both ieng add @ng-toolkit/serverles --provider aws
npm run build:deploy (if you choose provider 'aws' or 'gcloud')
npm run build:deploy:aws (if you choose provider 'both')
npm run build:deploy:gcloud (if you choose provider 'both')
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Angular Universal PWA boilerplate for serverless environment.
The npm package @ng-toolkit/serverless receives a total of 503 weekly downloads. As such, @ng-toolkit/serverless popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @ng-toolkit/serverless demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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