Basic implementation of JSON API endpoints for creating, reading, update and delete (CRUD) for a generic data structure called just item with the interest of making of this a boilerplate for quick starting projects based on Serverless Framework focused in AWS Lambda.
- Includes webpack 4 support for packaging and including babel transpilation.
- Yarn support (previous versions of serverless webpack did not have well yarn support).
- Complete supprt for ES6+ syntax up to stage 2.
- Basic schema for "Item" model with Dynamoose.
- Create, Read, Update, Delete, List and Batch creation of items.
- In the case of new item data entries it includes auto id creation based on uuid/v1.
- Handlers only manages IO.
- Error parsing, logging and response to endpoint.
- API Gateway path described for every http verb included.
$ yarn
$ export AWS_PROFILE="Your AWS credentials profile"
$ serverless deploy
Every handler is built inside a template strutured for reusing with the folowing parts:
export const handler = async ({ body }, context, callback) => {
// Action invocation through promisified method
// handleErr and to are declared below.
const [err, result] = await to(crudItem(body))
// Error handling
if (err) {
callback(null, handleErr(err))
} else {
// Response construction
const response = {
statusCode: 200,
headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' },
body: JSON.stringify(result)
}
console.log(` => Action logging...`)
callback(null, response)
}
}
// 🚧 Outside the handler 🚧
// Function responsible of data manipulation (✨ Where magic happens)
const crudItem = data => {
const itemData = JSON.parse(data)
// Dynamoose promisified API method for data manipulation
return Item.crud()
}
// *** Error handling support in promises
const to = promise =>
promise
.then(data => [null, data])
.catch(err => [pe(err)]) // parse-error (npm module)
const handleErr = (error, statusCode = 500) => {
console.error(' => ERROR:', error.stack)
return {
statusCode,
headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' },
body: JSON.stringify({ error })
}
}
GET
-> https://[api-gateway-code].execute-api.[aws-region].amazonaws.com/[stage]/api/item/:id
GET
-> https://[api-gateway-code].execute-api.[aws-region].amazonaws.com/[stage]/api/items
POST
-> https://[api-gateway-code].execute-api.[aws-region].amazonaws.com/[stage]/api/add/one
POST
-> https://[api-gateway-code].execute-api.[aws-region].amazonaws.com/[stage]/api/add/batch
PUT
-> https://[api-gateway-code].execute-api.[aws-region].amazonaws.com/[stage]/api/item/:id
DELETE
-> https://[api-gateway-code].execute-api.[aws-region].amazonaws.com/[stage]/api/item/:id
Considere this as a quick start project boilerplate if you like some of the things implemented here, because that is the use i plan to give it. Considere that for production level even for little project there room for various validations that were ommited for the sake of general use of this.