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lambda-invoke-debug
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Invoke a locally running lambda function while debugging.
This project takes inspiration from Amplify CLI specifically the mocking functionality and how it invokes a local lambda function.
The purpose of this project is to serve a graphql schema and relay the requests to a locally running lambda function for the purpose of debugging.
npm install lambda-invoke-debug
lid
command to your cli or within the project run npm run start
Run lid serve <graphql schema file> <config file>
lid serve ~/project/schema.graphql ~/project/config.js
The config file is a javascript module that is loaded dynamically at runtime. This file should look like
module.exports = {
/*
type Query {
GetAccount(input: AccountGetInput!): Account
}
*/
// the name of the field in the schema
GetAccount : {
// the name of the process running your code
// for go debug process we use
debugProcess: '__debug_bin',
// a distinctive name in the file path to your code
// example ~/projects/myGraph/backend/functions/Account/src/main.go
// 'Account' is in the path and unique name that I can use to identify this function for my field
functionName: 'Account',
// the payload you want to mock and send to your function
// you can also return a promise
payload: (args, request, field) => ({
typeName: field.operation.operation,
fieldName: field.fieldName,
arguments: JSON.stringify(args, null)
})
}
}
FAQs
Invoke a running lambda function while debugging.
We found that lambda-invoke-debug 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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