L³ router
AWS CloudFront Lambda@Edge serverless application router.
Features
- Request/Response handling API.
- Routes and URI Resource support.
- Local/Globally scoped Middleware.
- Visual Studio Code integration.
- Open Source, MIT licensed, FREE.
- Lightweight (no dependencies).
How does it work?
In its most basic form the library provides helper methods that translate the CloudFront Lambda@Edge origin-request allowing you to handle response processing without the need to construct complex Lambda dependent responses.
To better visualize how L³ fits in the current AWS ecosystem the following high-level graph describes the HTTP Request/Response lifecycle and role of each AWS provided service.
Getting started
The easiest way to created an application, without the need to manually install this package, is to use the L³ Visual Studio Code extension. Doing so allows you to..
- Scaffold app sources and dependencies.
- Run it locally (in Remote - Containers)
- Test code changes in realtime.
- Deploy app sources to AWS.
- Generate JSDoc/Swagger documentation.
Build dependencies
If you're not using the L³ VS Code extension and want to run this package locally you must install the following dependencies:
Manual installation
If you just looking to leverage the Request/Response handling API in your Lambda functions, install this package using NPM.
$ npm install @lambda-lambda-lambda/router
Documentation
Versioning
This package is maintained under the Semantic Versioning guidelines.
License and Warranty
This package is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but without any warranty; without even the implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
lambda-lambda-lambda/router is provided under the terms of the MIT license
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