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ts-lambda-handler

Typescript library for writing AWS Lambda functions.

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LamdaHandler

LambdaHandler is a library designed to make it easy to write AWS Lambda function in typescript. It tries to abstract the more mondane logic related to implementing a AWS Lambda function.

The library caters primarely to handling AWS API Gateaway request using the Lambda Proxy integration.

The LambdaHandler library is designed to write reusable object oriented code for Lambda.

Key features

  • Abstract the AWS API Gateway Event and AWS Lambda Proxy Callback via Request and Response objects.
  • Provide classes for standard HTTP errors.
  • Provide a handlers for typical task like accessing a Dynamo table via a RESTFull API, Queing requests in an SQS Queue or Proxying a request to a different server.

Installation

npm install --save ts-lambda-handler

Sample project with Serverless

Have a look at the sample project to see how you can use the Serverless Framework and LambdaHandler to build a simple AWS micro-service.

The Serverless Framework make it really easy to deploy micro service to AWS. LambdaHandler can be use without the Serverless if you would rather deploy your function some other way.

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import * as LambdaHandler from 'ts-lambda-handler';

class HelloWorld extends LambdaHandler.Handlers.AbstractHandler {
    public process(request: LambdaHandler.Request, response: LambdaHandler.Response): Promise<void> {
        response
            .setBody('Hello World')
            .addHeader('content-type', 'text/plain')
            .send();
        return Promise.resolve();
    }
}

export let handler = new HelloWorld().handle;

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typescript

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Package last updated on 22 May 2017

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