Programmatic API ?

To integrate claudia into a project (which already has some tasks like Babel for processing files) it would be useful to access the different functions of the CLI tool directly in node. What do you think about exporting the different calls from the module instead of just the shell runtime ?

import { create as createLambda } from 'claudia'

createLambda(/** params **/).then(() => { .... })

Since these setup helpers contain the actual logic for working with AWS lambda & API gateway, the commandline interface could either be a different repository or check the process for its callee.

[gojko]

that’s already there, just not fully documented. each command of the CLI is also exported as a method, so you can, for example, do:

var claudia = require('claudia');
claudia.create({name: 'lambda-function', version: 'development', 'api-module': 'web-api', region: 'us-east-1'})

all methods return promises.

instead of dashes, the methods are camel-cased (so test-lambda CLI corresponds to testLambda in Javascript); the options are the same, just without double-dashes, so instead of --name, the use name.

this is stable and 100% supported, my plan is to use it for grunt/gulp integration in the future, so you can rely on that API. I will document it soon.

[JordanPrinceT]

@gojko It works! CamelCase only for method and not for options, my error! Thanks a lot 👍