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The limit reported by the error message (66.67 MB) seems to be network-related and not tied to the Lambda payload limit.Р”Р„s for the package scope, I think unscoped packages feel more 'official,' but that's purely anecdotal. I wasn't able to successfully deploy the function until I reduced the size of the payload to under 50 MB. Perhaps they are rolling out size increases on a fractional basis.) (Curiously, the limit reported by the error message works out to 66.67 MB, which is also larger than the stated limit. However, creating a small function first, then adding the large file and updating, resulted in the same error. I had a thought that perhaps only CreateFunction enforced the limit, but UpdateFunctionCode did not. Message: 'Request must be smaller than 69905067 bytes for the CreateFunction operation', With all that said, I'm definitely open to collaboration and PRs! For example I'd love to hear your feedback on using the package, ways to improve it, or to get together a ClaudiaJS usage example function in the functions collection. Only the version-info handler is complete thus far, but demonstrates how you can use it. The Serverless-framework example is here. So far I've only tested the module in a 'vanilla' Lambda function and with the Serverless-framework. It also manages to start up Chrome much quicker than my original implementation.

#Npm serverless override lambda function install#

This makes it convenient to develop locally with a local install of Chrome, or Chrome Canary. The launcher tries to find another Chrome binary when run locally. The implementation in the v1.0 branch uses the Lighthouse Chrome Launcher to spawn the headless_shell binary when run in the Lambda execution environment. This gives the maximum flexibility for how a developer can use the module. For example, you might want to connect two instances of CDP to two different tabs-so I leave connecting to Chrome up to the user. I decided against bundling CDP straight into package. Furthermore, if you keep an event listener bound to the spawned Chrome process, the Lambda function won't end correctly as it'll just keep running waiting for events from Chrome until the execution timeout occurs. Just like you, I dropped the event emitter it doesn't really make much sense. handler = function handler ( event, context, callback )

Add support for another framework (I think Apex-again, via the lambda-headless-chrome npm package)Р”В¬onst launchChrome = require ( ) const CDP = require ( 'chrome-remote-interface' ) module.

#Npm serverless override lambda function how to#

Add a few examples of how to do various things like capture a screenshot and save to S3, or how to manipulate DOM and/or do scraping or some testing.

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lambda-headless-chrome npm package which bundles headless chrome for lambda and spawning code So far I've only tested the serverless-chrome/lambda module in a 'vanilla' Lambda function and with the Serverless-framework.I haven't documented this up anywhere, but here's my short-term roadmap for the project (over the next 2-3 weeks, notwithstanding changes as a result of feedback): As a consequence of these goals, this repository will end up being a mono-repo. support Azure and/or GCP) which is where having a framework like Serverless helps. This would open up the possibility for someone to easily roll their own custom solution using their own custom way of deploying to Lambda (which would satisfy your request.)Р”Р‡urthermore, I also aim to make this project provider-less (e.g. The best way to make it possible to support multiple frameworks without too much code duplication, is to pull out the lambda-specific code for spawning a chrome process into it's own npm package that also bundles the headless chrome binary. At least a couple from this list: Apex, Claudia.js, Gordon, Shep, DEEP, node-lambda, and/or Chalice. However, I do intend to add support for at least a few more popular lambda-deployment tools. I don't know whether I'd encourage no framework because deploying to Lambda manually isn't particularly scalable/automate-able. The default tsconfig.Thanks for the feedback, I agree with your request. See example folder for a minimal example. Npm install -D serverless-plugin-typescript typescriptР”Р„dd the following plugin to your serverless.yml: plugins: - serverless-plugin-typescript Configure Install yarn add -dev serverless-plugin-typescript typescript Integrates nicely with serverless-offline.

Supports sls invoke local + -watch mode.

Supports sls package, sls deploy and sls deploy function.

Supports ES2015 syntax + features ( export, import, async, await, Promise.

Zero-config: Works out of the box without the need to install any other compiler or plugins.

Serverless plugin for zero-config Typescript support Features Originally developed by Prisma Labs, now maintained in scope of Serverless, Inc