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node-riffraff-artefact
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Plugin for building deployable RiffRaff artefacts in Node.
This is currently in Beta and does not work correctly. Speak to @hmgibson23 if you literally can't wait more than 5 minutes to use it.
This is a node plugin for creating RiffRaff artefacts that can then be deployed by RiffRaff. It builds the same package structure as the SBT equivalent.
To use it, ensure you have a package.json
located in the root
directoy of your project. There must be at the very minimum the
fields: name
(the name of your application) and
cloudformation
(the location of your cloudformation script
file).
You should also have a deploy.json
in your root directory that
can be read by RiffRaff, although the plugin will work without one.
Once you've set up the equivalent package.json, you will need to add
an npm task riffraff-artefact
. Running this will then generate
the artefact for you and upload it to S3.
You may then wish to add build hooks into whatever continuous deployment you're using to deploy your artefact.
By default, this plugin will build the tgz file from the default
directory (the root). You can configure this by setting buildDir
to whatever you want in the package.json file. Note that this is the
root directory that node will be run on. So a package.json with
relevant run scripts must be present.
FAQs
Deploy RiffRaff Artefacts
The npm package node-riffraff-artefact receives a total of 14 weekly downloads. As such, node-riffraff-artefact popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that node-riffraff-artefact demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 22 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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