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sls-helper-plugin-janis

A Serverless Helper plugin to add custom helpers for Janis Commerce

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Serverless Helper Plugin JANIS

A plugin for JANIS Commerce to use with the Serverless Helper Framework.

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Helpers

base

Used to implement a base service with minimal setup

OptionTypeDescriptionAttributesDefault value
serviceCodestringThe service name in lowercase dash separatedRequired
servicePortnumberThe service portRequired
params{ [env]: { [param]: value } }A mapping of param name and value by environment. Well known environments are: local, beta, qa and prod, but any other env will be keptThe params humanReadableStage and janisDomain are defined for each well-known env.

Some properties of the initial configuration have a new special meaning:

package.include and package.includeOnly
package.exclude and package.excludeOnly
package.plugins and package.pluginsOnly

This properties (if present in the initial service configuration) have the following behavior:

  • package.include, package.exclude and plugins will be appended to the hooks defaults
  • package.includeOnly, package.excludeOnly and pluginsOnly will replace entirely the hooks defaults
Trace Lambda Layer

If the env vars TRACE_ACCOUNT_ID and JANIS_TRACE_EXTENSION_VERSION are set, the Trace Lambda Layer will be set for every function by default.

apiGet and apiList are the only functions that have this behaviour changed by default.

To disable the layer, see the skipTraceLayer property in other helpers.

templates

Used to implement Lambda APIs requests and response templates as custom props

No options

authorizers

Used to implement APIs authorizers as custom props.

Using the env var AUTHORIZER_ACCOUNT_ID that indicates the AWS account ID where the authorizers are deployed. Required.

cors

Used to implement APIs CORS configuration as custom props

If options is undefined or set to true it will use the default CORS config for every property. You can also customize or override every property:

OptionTypeDescriptionDefault value
replacebooleanIndicates whether it should replace the CORS properties or merge then with the defaultfalse
originsarray<string>An array of allowed origins['*']
headersarray<string>An array of allowed headersSee below
allowCredentialsbooleanIndicates whether the credentials header should be settrue
maxAgenumberThe time in seconds thar CORS headers should be cached600
CORS Default headers:
[
	'authorization',
	'content-type',
	'janis-api-key',
	'janis-api-secret',
	'janis-client',
	'janis-service',
	'janis-entity',
	'x-api-key',
	'x-janis-totals',
	'x-janis-only-totals',
	'x-janis-page',
	'x-janis-page-size'
]

api

Used to implement a custom API

OptionTypeDescriptionAttributesDefault value
functionNamestringThe name of the lambda function. Will be used in API-{serviceName}-{functionName}-{stage}. Since 5.6.0
pathstringThe API pathRequired
methodstringThe API HTTP Method'get'
methodNamestringThe JANIS API MethodEnum<list, get, post, put, patch, delete>Defaults to same value of method option
layersarray[object]An array of function-level layers. This will override any provider-level layers, except for the Trace Layer. Use together with skipTraceLayer to remove the Trace layer (since 8.2.0)
addLayersarray[object]An array of function-level layers. This will be appended to any provider-level layers (since 8.2.0)
skipTraceLayerbooleanSet to true if the API should not use the Trace Lambda Layerfalse
handlerstringThe lambda handler path and function'src/lambda/RestApi/index.handler'
cachingbooleanSet to true to enable cachefalse
corsbooleanobjectSet to true to enable services default CORS, or configure as an object as explained in CORS to customize the API CORS
queryParametersobjectA key value to map query string parameters to a boolean indicating if it's required or not
requestTemplatesobjectA key value to map content types to request mapping headers. By default only application/json is enabled (Docs)
requestHeadersobjectA key value to map headers to a boolean indicating if it's required or not
authorizerstringThe name of the authorizer
timeoutnumberThe function timeout in seconds
package.includearray[string]The List of paths of files to include
functionRawPropsobjectCustom properties to set in the function configuration
eventRawPropsobjectCustom properties to set in the event configuration

apiList, apiGet, apiPost and apiPut

Used to implement JANIS CRUD APIs.

OptionTypeDescriptionAttributesDefault value
functionNamestringThe name of the lambda function. Will be used in API-{serviceName}-{functionName}-{stage}. Since 5.6.0
entityNamestringThe entity nameRequired
handlerstringThe lambda handler path and function'src/lambda/RestApi/index.handler'
pathstringThe API path/[entity-name] (for apiList and apiPost) or /[entity-name]/{id} (for apiGet and apiPut)
layersarray[object]An array of function-level layers. This will override any provider-level layers, except for the Trace Layer. Use together with skipTraceLayer to remove the Trace layer (since 8.2.0)
addLayersarray[object]An array of function-level layers. This will be appended to any provider-level layers (since 8.2.0)
skipTraceLayerbooleanSet to true if the API should not use the Trace Lambda Layerfalse for post and put APIs, true for get and list APIs
cachingbooleanSet to true to enable cachefalse
corsbooleanobjectSet to true to enable services default CORS, or configure as an object as explained in CORS to customize the API CORS
queryParametersobjectA key value to map query string parameters to a boolean indicating if it's required or not
requestTemplatesobjectA key value to map content types to request mapping headers. By default only application/json is enabled (Docs)
requestHeadersobjectA key value to map headers to a boolean indicating if it's required or not
authorizerstringThe name of the authorizer
timeoutnumberThe function timeout in seconds
package.includearray[string]The List of paths of files to include
functionRawPropsobjectCustom properties to set in the function configuration
eventRawPropsobjectCustom properties to set in the event configuration

eventListener

Used to implement JANIS Events listeners

OptionTypeDescriptionAttributesDefault value
serviceNamestringThe service nameRequired
entityNamestringThe entity nameRequired
eventNamestringThe event nameRequired
mustHaveClientbooleanIndicates if authorizer must validate that client or notfalse
listenersDirNamestringIndicates the path where the event listener files are placed'event-listeners'
layersarray[object]An array of function-level layers. This will override any provider-level layers, except for the Trace Layer. Use together with skipTraceLayer to remove the Trace layer (since 8.2.0)
addLayersarray[object]An array of function-level layers. This will be appended to any provider-level layers (since 8.2.0)
skipTraceLayerbooleanSet to true if the API should not use the Trace Lambda Layer (since 8.2.0)false
authorizerstringThe name of the authorizerIf not set, it defaults to ServiceAuthorizer or ServiceNoClientAuthorizer based on the value of mustHaveClient
package.includearray[string]The List of paths of files to include
timeoutnumberThe function timeout in seconds
functionRawPropsobjectCustom properties to set in the function configuration

dbConfig

(since 3.1.0)

Used to implement JANIS Database config as secret with an auto-generated password

OptionTypeDescriptionAttributesDefault value
secretstring | objectThe secret content as an object or a JSON stringified objectRequired
secretNamestringThe secret name'janis/${self:custom.serviceCode}/${self:custom.stage}/db-config'
descriptionstringThe secret description'Database config secret for janis ${self:custom.serviceCode} ${self:custom.stage}'
passwordKeystringThe property name where the password will be generated'password'
passwordLengthnumberThe generated password length40

stateMachine

(since 4.3.0)

Used to implement AWS State Machines

OptionTypeDescriptionAttributesDefault value
namestringThe name of the state machineRequired
definitionobjectThe definition of the state machine. See more Step FunctionsRequired
typestringThe type of workflow of the state machine.Enum<STANDARD,EXPRESS>STANDARD
loggingConfigboolean|string|objectThe Cloudwatch Logging Configuration of the state machine.If not set, logging will be OFF.
If set to true, logging will be set to INFO and a default Log Group will be created.
If set as string, it will be used as log level and a default Log Group will be created.
If set as an object, it will be used as is (a default Log Group will be created if destinations property is not set)

See loggingConfig documentation for full configuration options.
rawPropertiesobjectA free form object to set any property supported by the Step Functions Plugin but not supported by this package.

It will automatically include the serverless-step-functions plugin.

It also defines 2 properties in the custom namespace:

  • custom.machines.{MachineName}.arn: The State Machine ARN
  • custom.machines.{MachineName}.name: The State Machine Name

Important: The {MachineName} in the custom.machines path will replaced be the name property converted to PascalCase. For example, if the following hook is configured

['janis.stateMachine', {
	name: 'my-super-machine',
	definition: myDefinition
}]

The following custom props will be set: custom.machines.MySuperMachine.arn and custom.machines.MySuperMachine.name

functionsVpc

(since 7.1.0)

Used to attach the service to a VPC with a Custom Security Group

Important: This hook MUST be set after declaring every function of the service. If a function is declared after this hook, it won't be attached to the VPC.

OptionTypeDescriptionAttributesDefault value
vpcIdstringThe ID of the VPC, for example vpc-11111111. If this is not set, VPC will not be attached.
subnetIdsstring[]The IDs of the Subnets, for example subnet-111111111. If this is not set or is empty, VPC will not be attached.

It will automatically create a Security Group in the given VPC and attach it to every lambda function. The logical name of the SG will be ServiceSecurityGroup. It can be overriden using Serverless resource overrides.

['janis.functionsVpc', {
	vpcId: 'vpc-11111111',
	subnetIds: [
		'subnet-111111111',
		'subnet-222222222'
	]
}]

VPC Configuration

(since 8.0.0)

If the env vars LAMBDA_SECURITY_GROUP_ID and LAMBDA_SUBNET_IDS are set, the global VPC configuration for all functions added in the service will be added in provider.

See more VPC Configuration

process.env.LAMBDA_SECURITY_GROUP_ID = 'sg-abcdef0001';
process.env.LAMBDA_SUBNET_IDS = 'subnet-111111111,subnet-222222222';

Function URL

This plugin is used to create Lambda functions with customized domains. The domain structure follows the format ${customSubdomain}.${hostedZone}/{customPath}.

Important:

  • This hook links existing Lambda functions with custom domains. It means referenced Functions must be defined before this hook.
  • The hostedZone name is obtained from ${self:custom.customDomain.lambdaUrlDomainName}. If it is not defined, the value of ${self:custom.customDomain.domainName} will be used instead.
OptionTypeDescription
subdomainNamestringSubdomain to prepend to Service domain name (defined as a custom property for each service).
acmCertificatestringAWS's ACM Certificate Id valid for defined subdomain.
functionsArray{}Array of objects with path definitions for the subdomain.

* The first referenced function will be set as the default for requests with no path.
functions.0.functionNamestringName of the function being referenced.

* In order to be valid, referenced Functions must be defined as Lambdas Url.
functions.0.pathstringRelative path associated with the function.

* Use '' to redirect all requests with that specific path and any additional subpaths to that specific function*

It will automatically create (or update) a Cloudfront Distribution and a Route 53 Record Set.

[
	"janis.functionUrl",
	{
		"subdomainName": "subSubdomain.subdomain",
		"acmCertificate": "${param:acmCertificateId}",
		"functions": [
			{
				"functionName": "CustomUrlLambda",
				"path": "/customUrl/*"
			},
			{
				"functionName": "CustomUrlLambda2",
				"path": "/customUrl2/"
			}
		]
	}
]

Expected URLs to access CustomUrlLambda: https://subSubdomain.subdomain.{HostedZoneName}/customUrl. https://subSubdomain.subdomain.{HostedZoneName}/customUrl/subpath

Expected URL to access CustomUrlLambda2: https://subSubdomain.subdomain.{HostedZoneName}/customUrl2

:new: Hook Builders Helpers

This kind of Helpers aren't hooks, this helpers builds hooks (normally many of them) that together make available some kind of resource.

This helpers exist to create some kind of standard and re-utilize another hooks

SQS Helper

This helpers must be used to create SQS resources and consumers with minimal data to a full customization.

Require Helpers

Unlike to normal Hooks, they must be explicitly required from the package.

const { SQSHelper } = require('sls-helper-plugin-janis');  // eslint-disable-line

Permissions

To use SQS resources, AWS permissions must be added, in order to make it easier, you can get them from the Helper using SQSHelper.sqsPermissions getter.

Build Hook

To use the hook Builder of:

  • SQS Queue
  • Delay Queue (optional). Since 9.7.0
  • DLQ Queue
  • Main Consumer
  • Delay Consumer (optional). Since 9.7.0
  • DLQ Consumer (optional)
  • Env Vars for SQS Urls

You can use SQSHelper.buildHooks(configs) method. This will create an array of Hooks with the proper data.

Parameters

  • configs: Object
    • name: REQUIRED | String | The name of SQS, it will be used for every resource. It must be not empty and camelCase to avoid issues creating the resources names.
    • mainQueueProperties: OPTIONAL Object | If it is not passed, it will use default data.
    • consumerProperties: OPTIONAL | Object | If it is not passed, it will use default data.
    • delayConsumerProperties: OPTIONAL | Object | If it is not passed, it will use default data when delayQueueProperties received.
    • delayQueueProperties: OPTIONAL Object | If it is not passed, wont be created.
    • dlqQueueProperties: OPTIONAL Object | If it is not passed, it will use default data.
    • dlqConsumerProperties: OPTIONAL | Object | By default the DLQ consumer won't be created, you must pass values to create it.
    • sourceSnsTopic: OPTIONAL | Object | Array | The configuration of one or more SNS Topics to which the queue will be subscribed to. (See SNSHelper to know how to create an SNS Topic)

      Only with a name can create everything except for the Delay hooks (queue and consumer) and DLQ Consumer function

      Consumer Properties: All consumerProperties, delayConsumerProperties and dlqConsumerProperties fields can be customized with the following properties:

      • timeout: default: 15 | Change the Function timeout (in seconds).
      • handler: default: src/sqs-consumer/[name in lowerCase]-consumer.handler | Change the location of the file.
      • description: default: [name] SQS Queue Consumer | Change the function description.
      • batchSize: default: 1 (only for main consumer) | Change the SQS consumer batch Size.
      • maximumBatchingWindow: default: 10 (only for main consumer) | Change the SQS consumer maximum batching window.
      • prefixPath: String: To add optional prefix path after src/sqs-consumer. e.g. src/sqs-consumer/[prefixPath]/[name in lowerCase]-consumer.handler

      Some other properties

      • functionProperties: Object | To add other properties to the function (the same one in function hook).
      • rawProperties: Object | To add rawProperties to the function for example changed a DependsOn.
      • eventProperties: Object | To add extra Properties to the sqs event configuration, for example functionResponseType

      Delay Consumer and DLQ Consumer properties

      • useMainHandler: boolean | To use the main consumer and not creating other function.

      Queue Properties: All mainQueueProperties, delayQueueProperties and dlqQueueProperties fields can be customized with the following properties:

      • maxReceiveCount: default: 5 (only for MainQueue and DelayQueue) | Change the max receive count properties before sent the message to DelayQueue or DLQ.
      • receiveMessageWaitTimeSeconds: default: 20 (MainQueue and DelayQueue) or 5 (DLQ).
      • visibilityTimeout: default: 60 (MainQueue and DelayQueue) or 20 (DLQ).
      • messageRetentionPeriod: default: 864000 (only for DLQ).
      • delaySeconds: default: 300 (only for DelayQueue).
      • addTags: object array: To add Tags for queues. The AWS tag format is [{ Key: 'myTag', Value: 'theTagValue' }].
      • generateEnvVars: boolean | If set to true, the environment variables with the SQS url will be generated. The default will be true only for SQS queues.

      FIFO properties (since 9.6.0)

      • fifoQueue: boolean | If set to true, creates a FIFO queue.
      • contentBasedDeduplication: boolean | Specifies whether to enable content-based deduplication.
      • fifoThroughputLimit: string | Valid values are perQueue and perMessageGroupId.
      • deduplicationScope: string | Valid values are queue and messageGroup.

      Source SNS Topic The sourceSnsTopic parameter has the following structure:

      • name REQUIRED The name of the SNS Topic
      • filterPolicy OPTIONAL An object defining a SNS Subscription Policy to apply. The policy will be applied to the messages attributes scope, not to the event payload.

      For cross-account topics (ie, topics pubished in another AWS Accounts / Janis Services), you must add the following properties:

      • scope: string With the fixed value of remote
      • serviceCode: string With the service code of the remote service that will publish the topic

      Returns: array of Hooks

      Consumer Files

      If handler's location don't change (uses default values), the files must be located in

      • src/sqs-consumer/[name-in-kebab-case]-consumer.js for main queue consumer
      • src/sqs-consumer/[name-in-kebab-case]-delay-consumer.js for delay consumer
      • src/sqs-consumer/[name-in-kebab-case]-dlq-consumer.js for dlq consumer

      If prefixPath received the location will be

      • src/sqs-consumer/[prefixPath]/[name-in-kebab-case]-consumer.js for main queue consumer
      • src/sqs-consumer/[prefixPath]/[name-in-kebab-case]-delay-consumer.js for delay consumer
      • src/sqs-consumer/[prefixPath]/[name-in-kebab-case]-dlq-consumer.js for dlq consumer
      SQS URL Env Vars

      Environment Variables will be created for SQS URL if the property generateEnvVars of each queue is set as true (for main queues, generateEnvVars defaults to true):

      • [NAME_IN_SNAKE_CASE]_SQS_QUEUE_URL for main queue
      • [NAME_IN_SNAKE_CASE]_DELAY_QUEUE_URL for delay queue (when delayQueueProperties received)
      • [NAME_IN_SNAKE_CASE]_DLQ_SQS_QUEUE_URL for dlq

      FIFO queues uses the same Environment Variables as Standard queues.

      Disable Global env vars

      As service grows, the environment variable size quota is reached and breaks service deployments. To avoid it, global env vars can be disabled, and Queue URL env vars can be set in a per-function basis.

      To do so, you can use SQSHelper.shouldSetGlobalEnvVars(false) method (by default, global env vars are enabled).

      Once disabled, you MUST set the variables to each Lambda function that needs them using SQSHelper.getEnvVar(queueName), for example:

      const { helper } = require('sls-helper'); // eslint-disable-line
      const { SQSHelper } = require('sls-helper-plugin-janis');  // eslint-disable-line
      
      // ...
      
      SQSHelper.shouldSetGlobalEnvVars(false);
      
      module.exports = helper({
      	hooks: [
      		// other hooks
      
      		// Permissions must be applied once
      		SQSHelper.sqsPermissions
      
      		// must spread it
      		...SQSHelper.buildHooks({ name: 'SessionEnded' }),
      
      		['function', {
      			functionName: 'EndSession',
      			handler: 'src/lambda/Session/End.handler',
      			rawProperties: {
      				environment: {
      					...SQSHelper.getEnvVar('SessionEnded')
      				}
      			}
      		}],
      
      		[['janis.api',
      			{
      				path: '/session/{id}/end',
      				method: 'post',
      				cors: true,
      				functionRawProps: {
      					environment: {
      						...SQSHelper.getEnvVar('SessionEnded')
      					}
      				}
      			}
      		]]
      	]
      });
      
      Quick hook example
      const { helper } = require('sls-helper'); // eslint-disable-line
      const { SQSHelper } = require('sls-helper-plugin-janis');  // eslint-disable-line
      
      // ...
      
      module.exports = helper({
      	hooks: [
      		// other hooks
      
      		// Permissions must be applied once
      		SQSHelper.sqsPermissions
      
      		// must spread it
      		...SQSHelper.buildHooks({ name: 'SessionEnded' })
      	]
      });
      
      /*
      
      Creates the following Hooks
      // For permissions
      
      	['iamStatement', {
      		action: [
      			'sqs:SendMessage',
      			'sqs:DeleteMessage',
      			'sqs:ReceiveMessage',
      			'sqs:GetQueueAttributes'
      		],
      		// eslint-disable-next-line no-template-curly-in-string
      		resource: 'arn:aws:sqs:${aws:region}:${aws:accountId}:*'
      	}]
      
      // For Env Vars
      
      	['envVars', {
      		SESSION_ENDED_SQS_QUEUE_URL: 'https://sqs.${aws:region}.amazonaws.com/${aws:accountId}/${self:custom.serviceName}SessionEndedQueue',
      		SESSION_ENDED_DLQ_QUEUE_URL: 'https://sqs.${aws:region}.amazonaws.com/${aws:accountId}/${self:custom.serviceName}SessionEndedDLQ'
      	}]
      
      // For SQS Consumer
      
      	['function', {
      		functionName: 'SessionEndedQueueConsumer',
      		handler: 'src/sqs-consumer/session-ended-consumer.handler',
      		description: 'SessionEnded SQS Queue Consumer',
      		timeout: 15,
      		rawProperties: {
      			dependsOn: ['SessionEndedQueue']
      		},
      		events: [
      			{
      				sqs: {
      					arn: 'arn:aws:sqs:${aws:region}:${aws:accountId}:${self:custom.serviceName}SessionEndedQueue',
      					batchSize: 1,
      					maximumBatchingWindow: 10
      				}
      			}
      		]
      	}]
      
      // For SQS Resources
      
      	['resource', {
      		name: 'SessionEndedQueue',
      		resource: {
      			Type: 'AWS::SQS::Queue',
      			Properties: {
      				QueueName: '${self:custom.serviceName}SessionEndedQueue',
      				ReceiveMessageWaitTimeSeconds: 20,
      				VisibilityTimeout: 60,
      				// eslint-disable-next-line max-len
      				RedrivePolicy: '{"maxReceiveCount": 5, "deadLetterTargetArn": "arn:aws:sqs:${aws:region}:${aws:accountId}:${self:custom.serviceName}SessionEndedDLQ"}'
      			},
      			DependsOn: ['SessionEndedDLQ']
      		}
      	}]
      
      	['resource', {
      		name: 'SessionEndedDLQ',
      		resource: {
      			Type: 'AWS::SQS::Queue',
      			Properties: {
      				QueueName: '${self:custom.serviceName}SessionEndedDLQ',
      				ReceiveMessageWaitTimeSeconds: 5,
      				VisibilityTimeout: 20,
      				MessageRetentionPeriod: 864000
      			}
      		}
      	}]
      */
      
      
      With DLQ Consumer example
      
      const { helper } = require('sls-helper'); // eslint-disable-line
      const { SQSHelper } = require('sls-helper-plugin-janis');  // eslint-disable-line
      
      // ...
      
      module.exports = helper({
      	hooks: [
      		// other hooks
      
      		SQSHelper.sqsPermissions
      
      		// must be spread
      		...SQSHelper.buildHooks({
      			name: 'SessionEnded',
      			dlqConsumerProperties: {
      				timeout: 30,
      				batchSize: 10,
      				maximumBatchingWindow: 100
      			}
      		})
      	]
      });
      
      /*
      
      Creates the following Hooks
      
      // For permissions
      
      	['iamStatement', {
      		action: [
      			'sqs:SendMessage',
      			'sqs:DeleteMessage',
      			'sqs:ReceiveMessage',
      			'sqs:GetQueueAttributes'
      		],
      		// eslint-disable-next-line no-template-curly-in-string
      		resource: 'arn:aws:sqs:${aws:region}:${aws:accountId}:*'
      	}]
      
      // For Env Vars
      
      	['envVars', {
      		SESSION_ENDED_SQS_QUEUE_URL: 'https://sqs.${aws:region}.amazonaws.com/${aws:accountId}/${self:custom.serviceName}SessionEndedQueue',
      		SESSION_ENDED_DLQ_QUEUE_URL: 'https://sqs.${aws:region}.amazonaws.com/${aws:accountId}/${self:custom.serviceName}SessionEndedDLQ'
      	}]
      
      // For SQS Consumers
      
      	['function', {
      		functionName: 'SessionEndedQueueConsumer',
      		handler: 'src/sqs-consumer/session-ended-consumer.handler',
      		description: 'SessionEnded SQS Queue Consumer',
      		timeout: 15,
      		rawProperties: {
      			dependsOn: ['SessionEndedQueue']
      		},
      		events: [
      			{
      				sqs: {
      					arn: 'arn:aws:sqs:${aws:region}:${aws:accountId}:${self:custom.serviceName}SessionEndedQueue',
      					batchSize: 1,
      					maximumBatchingWindow: 10
      				}
      			}
      		]
      	}]
      
      	['function', {
      		functionName: 'SessionEndedDLQQueueConsumer',
      		handler: 'src/sqs-consumer/session-ended-dlq-consumer.handler',
      		description: 'SessionEndedDLQ SQS Queue Consumer',
      		timeout: 30,
      		rawProperties: {
      			dependsOn: ['SessionEndedDLQ']
      		},
      		events: [
      			{
      				sqs: {
      					arn: 'arn:aws:sqs:${aws:region}:${aws:accountId}:${self:custom.serviceName}SessionEndedDLQ',
      					batchSize: 10,
      					maximumBatchingWindow: 100
      				}
      			}
      		]
      	}]
      
      // For SQS Resources
      
      	['resource', {
      		name: 'SessionEndedQueue',
      		resource: {
      			Type: 'AWS::SQS::Queue',
      			Properties: {
      				QueueName: '${self:custom.serviceName}SessionEndedQueue',
      				ReceiveMessageWaitTimeSeconds: 20,
      				VisibilityTimeout: 60,
      				// eslint-disable-next-line max-len
      				RedrivePolicy: '{"maxReceiveCount": 5, "deadLetterTargetArn": "arn:aws:sqs:${aws:region}:${aws:accountId}:${self:custom.serviceName}SessionEndedDLQ"}'
      			},
      			DependsOn: ['SessionEndedDLQ']
      		}
      	}]
      
      	['resource', {
      		name: 'SessionEndedDLQ',
      		resource: {
      			Type: 'AWS::SQS::Queue',
      			Properties: {
      				QueueName: '${self:custom.serviceName}SessionEndedDLQ',
      				ReceiveMessageWaitTimeSeconds: 5,
      				VisibilityTimeout: 20,
      				MessageRetentionPeriod: 864000
      			}
      		}
      	}]
      */
      
      
      Delay Queue using main consumer example
      
      const { helper } = require('sls-helper'); // eslint-disable-line
      const { SQSHelper } = require('sls-helper-plugin-janis');  // eslint-disable-line
      
      // ...
      
      module.exports = helper({
      	hooks: [
      		// other hooks
      
      		SQSHelper.sqsPermissions
      
      		// must be spread
      		...SQSHelper.buildHooks({
      			name: 'ProcessStock',
      			consumerProperties: {
      				batchSize: 100,
      				maximumBatchingWindow: 60,
      				eventProperties: { maximumConcurrency: 5 }
      			}
      			delayQueueProperties: {
      				// this delay the process
      				visibilityTimeout: 600
      			},
      			delayConsumerProperties: {
      				// same process as main consumer
      				useMainHandler: true,
      				batchSize: 50,
      				maximumBatchingWindow: 30,
      				eventProperties: { maximumConcurrency: 1 }
      			}
      		})
      	]
      });
      
      /*
      
      Creates the following Hooks
      
      // For permissions
      
      	['iamStatement', {
      		action: [
      			'sqs:SendMessage',
      			'sqs:DeleteMessage',
      			'sqs:ReceiveMessage',
      			'sqs:GetQueueAttributes'
      		],
      		// eslint-disable-next-line no-template-curly-in-string
      		resource: 'arn:aws:sqs:${aws:region}:${aws:accountId}:*'
      	}]
      
      // For Env Vars
      
      	['envVars', {
      		PROCESS_STOCK_SQS_QUEUE_URL: 'https://sqs.${aws:region}.amazonaws.com/${aws:accountId}/${self:custom.serviceName}ProcessStockQueue',
      		PROCESS_STOCK_DLQ_QUEUE_URL: 'https://sqs.${aws:region}.amazonaws.com/${aws:accountId}/${self:custom.serviceName}ProcessStockDLQ',
      		PROCESS_STOCK_DELAY_QUEUE_URL: 'https://sqs.${aws:region}.amazonaws.com/${aws:accountId}/${self:custom.serviceName}ProcessStockDelayQueue'
      	}]
      
      // For SQS Consumers
      
      	['function', {
      		functionName: 'ProcessStockQueueConsumer',
      		handler: 'src/sqs-consumer/process-stock-consumer.handler',
      		description: 'ProcessStock SQS Queue Consumer',
      		timeout: 15,
      		rawProperties: {
      			dependsOn: ['ProcessStockQueue']
      		},
      		events: [
      			{
      				sqs: {
      					arn: 'arn:aws:sqs:${aws:region}:${aws:accountId}:${self:custom.serviceName}ProcessStockQueue',
      					batchSize: 100,
      					maximumBatchingWindow: 60,
      					maximumConcurrency: 5
      				}
      			}, {
      				sqs: {
      					arn: 'arn:aws:sqs:${aws:region}:${aws:accountId}:${self:custom.serviceName}ProcessStockDelayQueue',
      					batchSize: 50,
      					maximumBatchingWindow: 30,
      					maximumConcurrency: 1
      				}
      			}
      		]
      	}]
      
      // For SQS Resources
      
      	['resource', {
      		name: 'ProcessStockQueue',
      		resource: {
      			Type: 'AWS::SQS::Queue',
      			Properties: {
      				QueueName: '${self:custom.serviceName}ProcessStockQueue',
      				ReceiveMessageWaitTimeSeconds: 20,
      				VisibilityTimeout: 60,
      				// eslint-disable-next-line max-len
      				RedrivePolicy: '{"maxReceiveCount": 5, "deadLetterTargetArn": "arn:aws:sqs:${aws:region}:${aws:accountId}:${self:custom.serviceName}ProcessStockDelayQueue"}'
      			},
      			DependsOn: ['ProcessStockDelayQueue']
      		}
      	}],
      
      	['resource', {
      		name: 'ProcessStockDelayQueue',
      		resource: {
      			Type: 'AWS::SQS::Queue',
      			Properties: {
      				QueueName: '${self:custom.serviceName}ProcessStockDelayQueue',
      				ReceiveMessageWaitTimeSeconds: 20,
      				VisibilityTimeout: 600,
      				DelaySeconds: 300,
      				// eslint-disable-next-line max-len
      				RedrivePolicy: '{"maxReceiveCount": 5, "deadLetterTargetArn": "arn:aws:sqs:${aws:region}:${aws:accountId}:${self:custom.serviceName}ProcessStockDLQ"}'
      			},
      			DependsOn: ['ProcessStockDLQ']
      		}
      	}],
      
      	['resource', {
      		name: 'ProcessStockDLQ',
      		resource: {
      			Type: 'AWS::SQS::Queue',
      			Properties: {
      				QueueName: '${self:custom.serviceName}ProcessStockDLQ',
      				ReceiveMessageWaitTimeSeconds: 5,
      				VisibilityTimeout: 20,
      				MessageRetentionPeriod: 864000
      			}
      		}
      	}]
      */
      
      

      SNS Helper

      This helpers must be used to create SNS resources and subscribers with minimal data to a full customization.

      Require Helpers

      Unlike to normal Hooks, they must be explicitly required from the package.

      const { SNSHelper } = require('sls-helper-plugin-janis');
      
      Permissions

      SNS Permissions are automatically created when creating a topic, you don't need to do nothing else :sparkles:

      Build Hook

      To create a new SNS Topic, you just have to call the SNS.buildHooks(config: SNSConfig) method with the proper configuration object.

      Types

      You can see SNSConfig and their properties in the types definition

      Only with a topic name you are ready to go

      SNS ARN Env Vars

      Environment Variables can be generated using the SNSHelper.getEnvVar(topicName) method, that will return the following env var:

      • [TOPIC_NAME_IN_UPPERCASE_SNAKE_CASE]_SNS_TOPIC_ARN for the topic ARN

      For example, for a topic with the name userCreated, the USER_CREATED_SNS_TOPIC_ARN env var will be returned.

      You MUST add it to the lambda function that uses it.

      SQS Connection

      See SQSHelper (sourceSnsTopic property) to know how to link a topic to an SQS Queue.

      Quick hook example
      const { helper } = require('sls-helper'); // eslint-disable-line
      const { SNSHelper } = require('sls-helper-plugin-janis');  // eslint-disable-line
      
      module.exports = helper({
      	hooks: [
      		// other hooks
      
      		// must spread it
      		...SNSHelper.buildHooks({
      			topic: {
      				name: 'userCreated'
      			}
      		}),
      
      		['function', {
      			functionName: 'CreateUser',
      			handler: 'src/lambda/User/Create.handler',
      			rawProperties: {
      				environment: {
      					...SNSHelper.getEnvVar('userCreated')
      				}
      			}
      		}],
      	]
      });
      

      Full example

      // serverless.js
      
      'use strict';
      
      const { helper } = require('sls-helper'); // eslint-disable-line
      
      // Only for SQS
      const { SQSHelper } = require('sls-helper-plugin-janis');  // eslint-disable-line
      
      module.exports = helper({
      	hooks: [
      
      		['janis.base', {
      			serviceCode: 'my-service',
      			servicePort: 5000,
      			apiSecrets: {
      				beta: 'foo',
      				qa: 'bar',
      				prod: 'baz'
      			}
      		}],
      
      		'janis.templates',
      
      		['janis.authorizers', {
      			accountId: '012345678910'
      		}],
      
      		'janis.cors',
      
      		['janis.api', {
      			path: '/hello-world',
      			authorizer: 'NoClientAuthorizer',
      			cors: true
      		}],
      
      		['janis.apiList', {
      			entityName: 'product',
      			authorizer: 'FullAuthorizer',
      			cors: true
      		}],
      
      		['janis.apiGet', {
      			entityName: 'product',
      			authorizer: 'FullAuthorizer',
      			cors: true
      		}]
      
      		['janis.apiPost', {
      			entityName: 'product',
      			authorizer: 'FullAuthorizer',
      			cors: true
      		}],
      
      		['janis.apiPut', {
      			entityName: 'product',
      			authorizer: 'FullAuthorizer',
      			cors: true
      		}],
      
      		['janis.apiList', {
      			entityName: 'otherEntity',
      			authorizer: 'FullAuthorizer',
      			cors: {
      				origins: ['*'], // Open to every origin
      				allowCredentials: false
      			}
      		}],
      
      		['janis.eventListener', {
      			serviceName: 'catalog',
      			entityName: 'product',
      			eventName: 'created',
      			mustHaveClient: true
      		}],
      
      		['janis.stateMachine', {
      			name: 'StateMachineName',
      			definition: {
      				Comment: 'State Machine Comment',
      				StartAt: 'WaitForCall',
      				States: {
      					WaitForCall: {
      						Type: 'Wait',
      						SecondsPath: '$.body.wait',
      						Next: 'Finish'
      					}
      				}
      			}
      		}],
      
      		['janis.functionsVpc', {
      			vpcId: 'vpc-11111111',
      			subnetIds: [
      				'subnet-111111111',
      				'subnet-222222222'
      			]
      		}],
      
      		['janis.functionUrl', {
      			subdomainName: 'subSubdomain.subdomain',
      			acmCertificate: '${param:acmCertificateId}',
      			functions: [
      				{
      					functionName: 'CustomUrlLambda',
      					path: '/customUrl/*'
      				}
      			]
      		}],
      
      		...SNSHelper.buildHooks({
      			topic: {
      				name: 'productUpdated'
      			}
      		}),
      
      		SQSHelper.sqsPermissions,
      
      		...SQSHelper.buildHooks({
      			name: 'ProductToUpdate',
      			// Link previously created SNS Topic to the main queue
      			sourceSnsTopic: {
      				name: 'productUpdated',
      				filterPolicy: {
      					'platform': ['fullcommerce']
      				}
      			}
      		})
      	]
      }, {});
      

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