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I am looking for a reliable way to package my function app and ended up looking at what you already have in here.
I will state the problem and would like to ask you suggestions on how to eventually implement it.
Azure function apps are a bit different from AWS, the structure being:
- package.zip
- host.json
- cljs (dir containing the runtime, shared)
- node_modules (this can go anywhere)
- lamdba-foo
- function.json
- index.js
- lambda-bar
- function.json
- index.js
As you can see there are a couple of quirks. I am using shadow for compilation and it also allows you to specify a build her where the above will end up folder - you could have node_modules in the root of the project and the functions in my-build-dir.
I hope this is clear enough, if not I can answer all sorts of questions and commit to implementing the packager.
Thank you Dominic/Just team!
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Yeah well, I am actually inquiring here because of many of the zip limitations like no control on zipped paths - have to cd in and our folders... probably I will need to use a small lumo wrapper or something...
Hi!
I am looking for a reliable way to package my function app and ended up looking at what you already have in here.
I will state the problem and would like to ask you suggestions on how to eventually implement it.
Azure function apps are a bit different from AWS, the structure being:
As you can see there are a couple of quirks. I am using shadow for compilation and it also allows you to specify a build her where the above will end up folder - you could have
node_modules
in the root of the project and the functions inmy-build-dir
.I hope this is clear enough, if not I can answer all sorts of questions and commit to implementing the packager.
Thank you Dominic/Just team!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: