This is a template project for tigo lambda, including a local dev server for developer to debug your project.
We recommend to use @tigojs/cli to initialize the environment, you can also clone this repository and create the configuration manually.
If you're using @tigojs/cli, please use this commend to init:
tigo init lambdaAfter the project initialized, you can simply use npm run dev to start the dev server, and write your own codes under the src directory.
For the lastest version, we've added support for official CFS(@tigojs/cfs) and official OSS(@tigojs/oss).
The local dev server will use mock data from {projectRoot}/mock, the CFS mock data should under mock/cfs, same for OSS.
You can set CFS mock data easily in the developement environment.
Firstly, you should enable the function in the .tigodev configuration.
The you can put all the mock files into mock/cfs folder.
For example, if you have a configuration named test.json, you should put it under the mock/cfs folder.
Be sure the files under mock/cfs are supported type (json, yaml, xml).
Then in your code, you can get its content like this:
await CFS.get('test.json');
// or
await CFS.get('test', 'json');You can also use online data directly, dev server will fetch the configuration from the server.
If you do this, be sure you have a good network connection between your device and server.
If you want to mock OSS, you should enable this function in the .tigodev configuration.
Mock files should be placed in mock/oss, name of first layer folders will be the names of buckets.
Under the first layer folders, you should create folders to simulate the common prefix of the keys.
For example, you want to mock a file in the test bucket, its key is /abcd/test.txt, then actually, its path is mock/oss/abcd/test.txt in file system.
The development environment can simulate the Lambda KV, you can use it as the same as the online environment.
Data will be saved to kv folder, you can use levelviewer or other LevelDB viewer to manage it.
You can enable lambda log in .tigodev configuration.
If it is enabled, you can use Log API in your lambda as the same as the online environment.
At local, all the logs will be saved to logs folder.
The development environment has been already included rollup-plugin-string and @rollup/plugin-image, which allow to import static text files and images to the script.
By default, only the files in /public folder will be transformed to string, you can modify the options in the rollup.config.js to apply the plugins for more files.
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