bjohnm

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   by bjohnm 2y ago

   I'm not familiar with smithy, will take a look.
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   by bjohnm 2y ago

   Thanks! yeah I also used tRPC for a while, but it's not exactly what I wanted. I wanted a simple way to write REST APIs with Lambda without repeating myself with responsibilities that I don't believe should belong in the function
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   by bjohnm 2y ago

   You'll notice in those models that body, path, query string, etc. are all strings. There is no validation of data type at runtime, and no strong typing to models at compile/transpile time. This library allows you do redefine the A
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   Show HN: Funcy – AWS Lambda strongly typed, best practice(github.com)

   9 points by bjohnm 2y ago|7 comments
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   Funcy – Simplify your AWS Lambda TypeScript code with declarative best practices(github.com)

   2 points by bjohnm 2y ago|1 comments
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   by bjohnm 2y ago

   Hey folks, I've been working on a library to add strong typing, built in best practices for CORS, security, content negotiation, etc.. to AWS Lambda, without the need to download a heavyweight library. It's declarative to ensure e