@totallymoney/github-serverless-dotnet-artifacts v3.2.0

github serverless dotnet artifacts

Publish and deploy serverless dotnet projects using github managed artifacts.

Serverless packaging is performed correctly.

Requirements

• jq, yarn, curl & dotnet are available on the command line
• gh is available if deployin using github workflow
• Amazon.Lambda.Tools dotnet tool is installed in the target project

$ dotnet new tool-manifest
$ dotnet tool install Amazon.Lambda.Tools

Usage

1. Install

$ yarn add -D @totallymoney/github-serverless-dotnet-artifacts

2. Add these scripts to your package.json

"scripts": {
  "publish": "gsda-publish <org/repo> <project_path>",
  "deploy": "gsda-deploy <org/repo>",
  "pick": "gsda-pick -e stage -e prod -c 5"
}

• <org/repo> could be mediaingenuity/myrepo or totallymoney/repo.name
• <project_path> could be src or path/to/project.fsroj
• -e (multiple) are preset environments for pick
• -c is the version list count for pick
• both -e and -c have sensible defaults and can be overridden when pick is called

3. Specify this package location in your serverless.yml

package:
  artifact: package.zip

4. Add a publish step to your CI pipeline to create a github release

$ yarn run publish $VERSION $GITHASH

• $VERSION is the github release name in semver format
• $GITHASH is the commit that triggered the build and will be tagged

5. Use the deploy command to update an enviroment

$ yarn run deploy $VERSION $ENVIRONMENT

• $VERSION is the github release to deploy
• $ENVIRONMENT is the target environment (aka serverless stage)

6. Use pick for interactive deployments!

$ yarn pick

Development

Make sure you belong to the totallymoney npm organization. Then make changes to the source code and publish. Enter the new version number as prompted. A git push command will run automatically after publishing.

$ git commit -am "Improve logging"
$ yarn publish --access public