herschel666-arc-macros-remove-local-routes
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Remove selected routes from @architect's Lambda functions before the deployment. A handy solution when you're leveraging HTTP handlers for local scaffolding tasks.
herschel666-arc-macros-remove-local-routesRemove selected routes from @architect's Lambda functions before the deployment. A handy solution when you're leveraging HTTP handlers for local scaffolding tasks.
npm i herschel666-arc-macros-remove-local-routes
Add the herschel666-arc-macros-remove-local-routes to the list of macros in your
.arc-file.
@app
some-app
@macros
herschel666-arc-macros-remove-local-routes
List all the routes you don't want to be deployed below the @herschel666-arc-macros-remove-local-routes-pragma in your
.arc-file. Differentation by HTTP-method isn't supported currently. So if a route is triggered by
a GET-request as well as a POST-request, both respective Lambda functions will be ditched before deployment.
@app
some-app
@http
get /
post /api
get /populate-db
post /test/:thingy
@macros
herschel666-arc-macros-remove-local-routes
@herschel666-arc-macros-remove-local-routes
/populate-db
/test/:thingy
The deployed Arc app will only consist of the HTTP-handlers for get / and post /api.
MIT @ Emanuel Kluge
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Remove selected routes from @architect's Lambda functions before the deployment. A handy solution when you're leveraging HTTP handlers for local scaffolding tasks.
We found that herschel666-arc-macros-remove-local-routes 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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