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This is really handy! Although what I really need is a service that, given a URI to a GIT repo, will clone the repo, `npm install --production`, browserify (and
by idbehold 11y ago
This is really handy! Although what I really need is a service that, given a URI to a GIT repo, will clone the repo, `npm install --production`, browserify (and maybe uglify) the main file specified in the package.json, and return the output.
At the very least I wish AWS would update the version of Node.js that Lambda uses and maybe provide the "request" NPM package by default (yes, I'd like my HTTP requests to follow redirects automatically thank you).
- rco8786 11y agoThat first part can be done in about 5 lines in a shell script
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- reimertz 11y agoyou should look at https://hook.io/reimertz?s https://hook.io/reimertz?s
- zbjornson 11y agoI made a deploy task (wrappable with gulp) and example Lambda function that efficiently runs any specified version of nodejs. Looks less polished than the OP's tool but we've used it in production for about six months. https://github.com/zbjornson/lambda-deploy https://github.com/zbjornson/lambda-deploy