How do you start a project from scratch?
See original GitHub issueAre there docs for using zappa init
without an existing python project?
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- Created 6 years ago
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Could we point users to example cookie cutter projects as a solution here? It seems like zappa init is sort of providing the same functionality?
Reopening for more discussion.
There is a use case for this that hasn’t been considered: building a purely event driven application. More than once I’ve had the need to have functions execute in response to AWS events, and it is weird to write the event handler before the
init
.I would like
init
to be able to handle this use case. However, handling this use case naturally opens the door to bootstrapping a web application as well… :[