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@nx/aws-lambda
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> ⚠️ The AWS Lambda plugin is deprecated and will no longer receive updates. We are committed to providing high-quality tooling to community, and we no longer have the capacity to keep this plugin updated.
⚠️ The AWS Lambda plugin is deprecated and will no longer receive updates. We are committed to providing high-quality tooling to community, and we no longer have the capacity to keep this plugin updated.
Create a new Nx worksapce if you don't already have one.
npx create-nx-workspace@latest aws-lambda-demo --preset=@nx/aws-lambda:preset
Now, you can go into the aws-lambda-demo
folder and start development.
Note: You must have SAM installed and esbuild
available in your PATH before you start building / deploying your functions.
You can do this by running
npm install -g esbuild
Now to run your functions locally you can
cd aws-lambda-demo
npx nx run dev
You can also run lint, test and deploy for the project.
npx nx run lint
npx nx run test
npx nx run deploy
For deploy
this runs
sam deploy --guided
Note: Change aws-lambda-demo
to any project name you want.
You can add aws-lambda to any existing Nx workspace.
First, install the plugin:
npm install -DE @nx/aws-lambda@latest
npx nx g @nx/aws-lambda:serverless
FAQs
> ⚠️ The AWS Lambda plugin is deprecated and will no longer receive updates. We are committed to providing high-quality tooling to community, and we no longer have the capacity to keep this plugin updated.
We found that @nx/aws-lambda demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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