This is an improved version of my previous exersise with serverless framework in NodeJS. The application provides a simple web interface for user management.
Back end:
- node.js
- serverless
- DynamoDB
Front end:
- react.js
To start playing with it, clone the repository and install node packages:
git clone https://github.com/ilog2000/serverless-user-mgmt-2
cd serverless-user-mgmt-2
yarn
To run it locally, you will need to set up a local copy of DynamoDB. Note, that it requres Java runtime to be available on your machine. After download, unzip an archive, and execute the following command:
java -Djava.library.path=./DynamoDBLocal_lib -jar DynamoDBLocal.jar -sharedDb
Now create .env and env.production files from .env.example.
Create and fill in DynamoDB 'users' table using AWS CLI - see CMD files in scripts subdirectories for Windows or rename them to shell scripts on Linux.
In order to run the API back end, you can use the next script:
yarn dev-lambda
The serverless-offline plugin is executed behind the scene.
The following command will start a development server for the front end (just ensure that client/src/config.js API_URL points to http://localhost:3000; if not - modify and run yarn build to re-build front end distribution):
yarn serve
The web application can be open on localhost:5000.
You can deploy lambda functions to AWS with thes command:
yarn prod-lambda
To deploy front end to S3 bucket, check CMD files in scripts/s3 directory.
You will need a very convenient REST Client plugin for Visual Studio Code to use test.http file, which contains descriptors of HTTP requests to API.