@unly/serverless-scripts-env v1.0.2-beta.0

Serverless Scripts Env

Introduction

This plugin aims to answer a specific need and to simplify the assignment of environment variables with serverless either front-end or back-end.

• Installation
• Usage
  • Step 1: Load the Plugin
  • Step 2: Configure your serverless.yml
• Configuration of slsScripts object:
  • offline & build object:
  • Try it out yourself
• API
• Contributing
  • Getting started
  • Test
  • Releasing and publishing
• Node support
• License

Installation

Install the plugin using either Yarn or NPM. (we use Yarn)

NPM:

npm install @unly/serverless-scripts-env

YARN:

yarn add @unly/serverless-scripts-env

Usage

Step 1: Load the Plugin

The plugin determines your environment during deployment and adds all environment variables to your Lambda function. All you need to do is to load the plugin:

Must be declared before serverless-webpack, despite what their officially doc says

plugins:
  - '@unly/serverless-scripts-env' # Must be first, even before "serverless-webpack", see https://github.com/UnlyEd/serverless-scripts-env
  - serverless-webpack # Must be second, see https://github.com/99xt/serverless-dynamodb-local#using-with-serverless-offline-and-serverless-webpack-plugin

Step 2: Configure your serverless.yml

Set the slsScripts object configuration as follows (list of all available options below):

custom:
  slsScripts:
    offline:
      logName: client # name of the command that appears in the terminal being executed
      script:
        cmd: next # command to execute
        args:
          - -p 3001
      path: # Absolute path to run the command by default take root folder
      env:
        exclude: # list of environment variables present that will not be provided at launch time in the child process
          - SECRET_KEY

provider:
  name: aws
  runtime: nodejs6.10
  environment:
    GROUP_NAME: staging
    SECRET_KEY: f08ed2dc-edeb-45f4-9cac-56012820a384

Configuration of slsScripts object:

offline & build object:

script object :

env object :

Try it out yourself

To test this plugin, you can clone this repository. Go to examples/, and follow the README.

API

API

Contributing

We gladly accept PRs, but please open an issue first so we can discuss it beforehand.

Getting started

yarn start # Shortcut - Runs linter + tests in concurrent mode (watch mode)

OR run each process separately for finer control

yarn lint
yarn test

Test

yarn test # Run all tests, interactive and watch mode
yarn test:once
yarn test:coverage

Releasing and publishing

yarn releaseAndPublish # Shortcut - Will prompt for bump version, commit, create git tag, push commit/tag and publish to NPM

yarn release # Will prompt for bump version, commit, create git tag, push commit/tag
npm publish # Will publish to NPM

Node support

This plugin officially supports Node.js 6.10 and 8.10.

License

MIT