This is a service created keep track of who's got fredagsfika. It runs on AWS Lambda and is meant to be used with Slack slash command.
$ npm install
$ npm install -g claudia
The Lambda function fetches its data from a Google Spreadsheet, create one with the following format.
| Year-week | Fika | Dependencies |
|---|---|---|
| 2016-51 | John | Mary |
| 2017-01 | James | Charlotte |
Get the name of the sheet (Sheet1 as default) and the spreadsheet ID from the URL; https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/SPREADSHEETID/edit#gid=0
Generate an API key in Google API Manager.
Transpiles code in src into lib. It uses Babel for all its code, except the function entry point app.js.
$ npm run build
The script expects that the spreadsheet ID, sheet name and API key to be defined as environment variables.
Omit the set if you're on a Unix like system.
$ set SPREADSHEET_ID=spreadsheetid
$ set SHEET_NAME=sheetname
$ set GOOGLE_API_KEY=apikey
$ npm run test
This project uses a helper library, Claudia, for deploying NodeJS functions to AWS Lambda.
Make sure you have an AWS account and then follow the official instructions here to set it up.
The steps are;
- Create a
.aws/credentialsfile in your home folder, containing;
[claudia]
aws_access_key_id = YOUR_ACCESS_KEY
aws_secret_access_key = YOUR_ACCESS_SECRET
- Set the environment variable
AWS_PROFILEtoclaudia.
Figure out which AWS region you want to deploy to, eu-central-1 is a good
choice if you live in EU.
Then run the Claudia command which creates the function.
$ claudia create --region AWS_REGION --api-module app --set-env SPREADSHEET_ID=...,SHEET_NAME=...,GOOGLE_API_KEY=...
Whenever you want to push local changes to AWS.
$ claudia update