Serverless TypeScript Node.js AWS Template

This template provides a robust setup for developing serverless applications using TypeScript and Node.js on AWS. It integrates several key technologies and libraries to streamline the development process, from managing DynamoDB tables to deploying your application.

Features

• Node.js 18: Utilizes the latest Node.js runtime for optimal performance and feature support.
• TypeScript: Leverages TypeScript for type safety and developer productivity.
• AWS DynamoDB: Includes "@ezee/dyngoose" for efficient DynamoDB table management.
• esbuild: Utilizes esbuild for fast and efficient bundling of TypeScript code.
• Middy: Integrates middy middleware for enhanced AWS Lambda function handling.
• Sample Authorizer: Comes with a sample authorizer for managing access control.
• Infrastructure as Code: Contains an infrastructure folder to facilitate resource management within your application.
• Code Quality Tools: Enforces code consistency and quality with ESLint and Prettier.

Getting Started

1. Clone the Repository

   git clone https://github.com/byeze/aws-nodejs-typescript-serverless-template service-name
   cd service-name

2. Install Dependencies

   pnpm i

3. Configure AWS Credentials

   Ensure your AWS credentials are configured properly by setting up the AWS CLI or exporting your credentials as environment variables.

4. Deploy to AWS

   pnpm serverless deploy --stage dev

Directory Structure

• src/: Source directory for all your Lambda functions and application logic.
• infrastructure/: Contains infrastructure as code files for AWS resource management.
• .eslintrc: ESLint configuration file for linting.
• .prettierrc: Prettier configuration file for code formatting.
• serverless.yml: Serverless framework configuration file for AWS deployment.

Development

• Local Development: Use npx serverless offline to simulate AWS Lambda and API Gateway locally.
• Linting: Run pnpm run lint to identify and fix linting errors.
• Formatting: Use pnpm run format to automatically format your code using Prettier.

Adding New Resources

To add new AWS resources, update the infrastructure folder with your resource definitions and deploy them using the Serverless Framework.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read the contributing guidelines before submitting pull requests.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.