gald [command] [option]There are 3 commands available
gald init
gald test
gald deployCreate (missing) configuration files that provide information to the module about the AWS Lambda function.
After running init you should consider
adding lambda-secrets.json
to your .gitignore.
The Handler property consists of
the module name and the function name.
For example a file handler.js with:
exports.myHandler = function () {};The resulting Handler property looks like this:
"Handler": "handler.myHandler"
Execute all defined tests in lambda-test.json
or a different JSON file.
gald test [optional json file]Deploys the Lambda function to AWS Lambda. In case the Lambda function does not exist or the configuration has been changed, the user will be notified.
Deploy looks for the archive defined in
lambda-config.json under the property archiveName.
Your build system will have to provide a zip file
with the necessary components
for the AWS Lambda function.
For example, have a build script that looks like this:
zip -r -9 archive.zip handler.jsIf your AWS Lambda function depends on other packages,
make sure to include the node_modules folder,
with the dependencies installed,
in your zip file.