Serverless Offline Edge Lambda

A plugin for the Serverless Framework that simulates the behavior of AWS CloudFront Edge Lambdas while developing offline

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Serverless Offline Edge Lambda

A plugin for the Serverless Framework that simulates the behavior of AWS CloudFront Edge Lambdas while developing offline

serverless-offline-edge-lambda ================================= A plugin for the [Serverless Framework](https://serverless.com/framework/) that simulates the behavior of AWS CloudFront Edge Lambdas while developing offline. ### Setup ```bash npm install --save-dev serverless npm install --save-dev serverless-offline-edge-lambda ``` _serverless.yml_ ```yaml service: name: edge-lambdas plugins: - serverless-offline-edge-lambda provider: name: aws runtime: nodejs12.x functions: lambda: handler: src/handlers.onViewerRequest lambdaAtEdge: distribution: 'WebsiteDistribution' eventType: 'viewer-request' pathPattern: '/lambda' resources: Resources: WebsiteDistribution: Type: 'AWS::CloudFront::Distribution' Properties: DistributionConfig: DefaultCacheBehavior: ``` ```bash npx serverless offline start --port= ``` #### Use with `serverless-offline` The plugin should not be used in conjunction with `serverless-offline` because both plugins define the `offline` command. #### Use with `serverless-plugin-cloudfront-lambda-edge` This plugin does not handle packaging and deploying edge lambdas to the cloud. Therefore this plugin can be used with `serverless-plugin-cloudfront-lambda-edge`. Again, doing so is optional. The schema in _serverless.yml_ derives from that used by `serverless-plugin-cloudfront-lambda-edge`. #### Use with Transpilers This plugin can also be used with transpilers such as `serverless-plugin-typescript`. In the cases where the transpiler outputs built files to a path that differs from the path specified for the handlers (e.g. _.build/src/handers.onViewerRequest_), this plugin accepts a configuration option `path` that it uses to resolve function handlers. ```yaml plugins: - serverless-plugin-typescript custom: offlineEdgeLambda: path: '.build' ``` For usage with `serverless-webpack` and `serverless-bundle` the config is similar but the build path changes. ```yaml plugins: - serverless-webpack # or serverless-bundle custom: offlineEdgeLambda: path: './.webpack/service/' ``` ### Hot Reload Support Hot reload for serverless-esbuild and serverless-plugin-typescript are available with extra configuration. The watch/reload mechanism is available form serverless-webpack, but is disabled by default for esbuild and typescript. The flag "watchReload: true" will turn on the watcher so that typescript and esbuild solutions use the watcher to hot reload the handlers. The path to the built handlers must be specified for the watcher to work correctly. example: ```yaml custom: offlineEdgeLambda: path: '.esbuild/service' watchReload: true ``` Additional options can be used to modify the behavior of the file watcher and debounce logic (ignoreInitial, awaitWriteFinish, interval, debounce, and any other chokidar option). example: ```yaml custom: offlineEdgeLambda: path: '.dist/service' watchReload: true ignoreInitial: true awaitWriteFinish: true interval: 500, debounce: 750 ``` ### Options #### `--headersFile` Default: _undefined_ CloudFront [injects some headers](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/using-cloudfront-headers.html) into the request. You can set these by creating a JSON file and passing its path as an option. Example: ```json // .cf-headers.json { "CloudFront-Viewer-Country": "us", "CloudFront-Viewer-Country-Region": "tx" } ``` ```bash npx serverless offline start --headersFile .cf-headers.json ```