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serverless-scriptable-plugin

Add scripts(nodejs) support to serverless 1.x

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What's the plugins for?

This plugin allows you to write scripts to customize Serverless behavior for Serverless 1.x and upper

It also supports running node.js scripts in any build stage.

Features:

  • Run any command or nodejs scripts in any stage of serverless lifecycle
  • Add custom commands to serverless, e.g. npx serverless YOUR-COMMAND Example

Quick Start

  1. Install
    npm install --save-dev serverless-scriptable-plugin
    
  2. Add to Serverless config
    plugins:
      - serverless-scriptable-plugin
    
    custom:
      scriptable:
        # add custom hooks
        hooks:
          before:package:createDeploymentArtifacts: npm run build
    
        # or custom commands
        commands:
          migrate: echo Running migration
    

Upgrade from <=1.1.0

This serverless-scriptable-plugin now supports event hooks and custom commands. Here's an example of upgrade to the latest schema. The previous config schema still works for backward compatibility.

Example that using the previous schema:

plugins:
  - serverless-scriptable-plugin

custom:
  scriptHooks:
    before:package:createDeploymentArtifacts: npm run build

Changed to:

plugins:
  - serverless-scriptable-plugin

custom:
  scriptable:
    hooks:
      before:package:createDeploymentArtifacts: npm run build

Examples

  1. Customize package behavior

    The following config is using babel for transcompilation and packaging only the required folders: dist and node_modules without aws-sdk

    plugins:
      - serverless-scriptable-plugin
    
    custom:
      scriptable:
        hooks:
          before:package:createDeploymentArtifacts: npm run build
    
    package:
      exclude:
        - '**/**'
        - '!dist/**'
        - '!node_modules/**'
        - node_modules/aws-sdk/**
    
  2. Add a custom command

    plugins:
      - serverless-scriptable-plugin
    
    custom:
      scriptable:
        hooks:
          before:migrate:command: echo before migrating
          after:migrate:command: echo after migrating
        commands:
          migrate: echo Running migration
    

    Then you could run this command by:

    $ npx serverless migrate
    Running command: echo before migrating
    before migrating
    Running command: echo Running migrating
    Running migrating
    Running command: echo after migrating
    after migrating
    
  3. Deploy python function

    plugins:
      - serverless-scriptable-plugin
    
    custom:
      scriptable:
          hooks:
            before:package:createDeploymentArtifacts: ./package.sh
    
    # serverless will use the specified package that generated by `./package.sh`
    package:
      artifact: .serverless/package.zip
    

    and package.sh script file to package the zip file (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/python-package.html)

      PACKAGE_FILE=.serverless/package.zip
      rm -f $PACKAGE_FILE && rm -rf output && mkdir -p output
      pip install -r requirements.txt --target output/libs
      # You can use the following command to install if you are using pipenv
      # pipenv requirements > output/requirements.txt && pip install -r output/requirements.txt --target output/libs
      (cd output/libs && zip -r ../../$PACKAGE_FILE . -x '*__pycache__*')
      (zip -r $PACKAGE_FILE your-src-folder -x '*__pycache__*')
    

    Serverless would then deploy the zip file you built to aws lambda.

  4. Run any command as a hook script

    It's possible to run any command as the hook script, e.g. use the following command to zip the required folders

    plugins:
      - serverless-scriptable-plugin
    
    custom:
      scriptable:
        hooks:
          before:package:createDeploymentArtifacts: zip -q -r .serverless/package.zip src node_modules
    
    service: service-name
    package:
      artifact: .serverless/package.zip
    
  5. Dynamically change resources

    Create CloudWatch Log subscription filter for all Lambda function Log groups, e.g. subscribe to a Kinesis stream

    plugins:
      - serverless-scriptable-plugin
    
    custom:
      scriptable:
        hooks:
          after:package:compileEvents: build/serverless/add-log-subscriptions.js
    
    provider:
      logSubscriptionDestinationArn: 'arn:aws:logs:ap-southeast-2:{account-id}:destination:'
    

    and in build/serverless/add-log-subscriptions.js file:

    const resources = serverless.service.provider.compiledCloudFormationTemplate.Resources;
    const logSubscriptionDestinationArn = serverless.service.provider.logSubscriptionDestinationArn;
    
    Object.keys(resources)
      .filter(name => resources[name].Type === 'AWS::Logs::LogGroup')
      .forEach(logGroupName => resources[`${logGroupName}Subscription`] = {
          Type: "AWS::Logs::SubscriptionFilter",
          Properties: {
            DestinationArn: logSubscriptionDestinationArn,
            FilterPattern: ".",
            LogGroupName: { "Ref": logGroupName }
          }
        }
      );
    
  6. Run multiple commands

    It's possible to run multiple commands for the same serverless event, e.g. Add CloudWatch log subscription and dynamodb auto scaling support

    plugins:
      - serverless-scriptable-plugin
    
    custom:
      scriptable:
        hooks:
          after:package:createDeploymentArtifacts: 
            - build/serverless/add-log-subscriptions.js
            - build/serverless/add-dynamodb-auto-scaling.js
    
    service: service-name
    package:
      artifact: .serverless/package.zip
    
  7. Suppress console output

    You could control what to show during running commands, in case there are sensitive info in command or console output.

    custom:
      scriptable:
        showStdoutOutput: false # Default true. true: output stderr to console, false: output nothing
        showStderrOutput: false # Default true. true: output stderr to console, false: output nothing
        showCommands: false # Default true. true: show the command before execute, false: do not show commands
    
        hooks:
          ...
        commands:
          ...
    

Hooks

The serverless lifecycle hooks are different to providers, here's a reference of AWS hooks: https://gist.github.com/HyperBrain/50d38027a8f57778d5b0f135d80ea406#file-lifecycle-cheat-sheet-md

Change Log

  • Version 0.8.0 and above

  • Version 0.7.1

    • [Feature] Fix vulnerability warning by remove unnecessary dev dependencies
  • Version 0.7.0

    • [Feature] Return promise object to let serverless to wait until script is finished
  • Version 0.6.0

    • [Feature] Supported execute multiple script/command for the same serverless event
  • Version 0.5.0

    • [Feature] Supported serverless variables in script/command
    • [Improvement] Integrated with codeclimate for code analysis and test coverage
  • Version 0.4.0

    • [Feature] Supported colored output in script/command
    • [Improvement] Integrated with travis for CI
  • Version 0.3.0

    • [Feature] Supported to execute any command for serverless event
  • Version 0.2.0

    • [Feature] Supported to execute javascript file for serverless event

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Package last updated on 22 Jun 2023

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