serverlessq v0.0.2

serverlessq

A Node JS module for serverless application routing.

Supported Services

This package currently supports AWS Lambda with future support for Microsoft Azure Functions and Google Functions expected.

Recommend using the Serverless framework for packaging and simplification of Node JS serverless development: https://serverless.com/

AWS Lambda

It can process events from the following Lambda triggers:

• API Requests from API Gateway
• SQS Messages
• DynamoDB
• S3

Installation

npm install expressless --save

Usage

There are 2 parts available to use as part of this package:

• LambdaEvent
• Router

Create a new directory or use an exsiting serverless directory

mkdir myapp
cd myapp

Router

Router is used for creating your own API routes in app similar to Node Express apps.

Create routes using as follows

mkdir routes
cd routes

Add a new file under routes e.g routes/staff.js

var Router=require('serverless-parser').Router;
var routes=new Router();

export class mock_route{
    async r(req){
        return await route(req);
    }
}

/**
 * Route asks for a request object it can work with so it can resolve
 * data to be sent back.
 * 
 * @param req 
 */
async function route(req){
    routes.add(
        'GET', 
        '/mock', 
        async function(){
            return {
                id: 1,
                first: 'Jane',
                last: 'Smith'
            }
    });
    
    return routes.process(
        req
    );
}

module.exports=route

LambdaEvent

LambdaEvent is used to specifically process LambdaEvents before sending to Router.

Create your default function

Javascript

var require=require('expressless');

Typescript

'use strict';
import {LambdaEvent} from 'expressless';
import {mock_route} from '../sample_routes/mock';

export async function route (event, context){
  console.log("This is a mock event");
  let l=new LambdaEvent(event);
  let request=l.req();
  let route=new mock_route();
  let data= await route.r(request);
  console.log(data);
  // return {
  //   status: 200,
  //   body: data
  // }
  return l.res(data);
};