stageVariables per http event

[linus-amg]

hi, awesome plugin

i want to define stageVariables inside every of my http events,

i did so like this:

functions:
  status:
    handler: handler.status
    events:
      - http:
          method: GET
          path: /
          integration: lambda
          cors: true
          stageVariables:
            handler: test

but stageVariables is an empty object in my event argument:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1j0po5mrjyk61l0/Screenshot%202017-01-18%2012.24.57.png?dl=0

am i missing something?

[dherault]

Hi @elgubenis, thanks for reporting this issue.

Did you solve it, and if yes, how ?

[linus-amg]

i solved it by modifying a fork of your plugin:

linus-amg@1a58a3b

but it has nothing to do with serverless, so i did not try to make a PR, its a very custom solution for the project im working on (its great though!)

thank you so much for your plugin, it saves so much time.

the final .yml syntax is

functions:
  status:
    handler: status
    events:
       - http:
           method: GET
           path: status
           handler: getStatus
      - http:
           method: POST
           path: status
           handler: setStatus

like that i can have this handler in aws lambda:

const restWrap = (obj) => {
  return (event, context, cb) => {
    const method = obj[event.handler]; // <-- thanks to the mod
    return method(event, context, cb);
  };
};

module.exports.status = restWrap({
  getStatus: (event, context, cb) => ...,
  setStatus: (event, context, cb) => ...,
});

i did all this to group rest endpoints by resource, so i dont need to have 1 aws lambda function per endpoint, so in the end i have 1 aws lambda function per function, but with many different endpoints accessing the resource

[dherault]

Thanks for explaining that

[linus-amg]

for anybody interested, i also created a serverless-plugin which deploys this behavior to the Api Gateway Method, you can find it here: https://github.com/elgubenis/serverless-event-handler sorry for the lack of documentation, yet, also the way im adding the handler to the requestTemplate is pretty ugly, i recommend not using until further...