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funcy-azure
Advanced tools
CLI to facilitate structuring, development and testing of Azure Functions code
Funcy Azure is the application framework for building web, mobile, IoT and event-based applications exclusively on Azure Functions. It is a command line interface that helps you structure, build, test, provision and deploy applications built with Azure Functions. Functionality is also extensible via Plugins.
##Features
##Documentation Please see https://funcy-azure.readme.io/ for detailed documentation and tutorials.
##Quickstart Install the Funcy Azure framework via npm: (requires Node V4)
npm install funcy-azure -g
Create a new project (type --help
for available options)
faz project create --name MyNewProject
Add a new http triggered function (type --help
for available options)
cd MyNewProject
faz function create --name MyFunction --event http
Run and test locally on your machine (type --help
for available options)
faz function run --file MyFunction/index.js
Provisioning of resources to Azure (type --help for available options)
faz project provision
To get an overview of all available commands and options simply type faz --help
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##Notes
FAQs
CLI to facilitate structuring, development and testing of Azure Functions code
The npm package funcy-azure receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, funcy-azure popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that funcy-azure 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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