This project was created from the cljs-lambda template by Nervous Systems (AKA nervous.io).
To use such a handy project template for your own lambda projects, you will need to install
Leiningen and AWS CLI. You will then need
create at least a single IAM role with one privledge of administrator access if you want to be
able to dynamically create IAM roles from within the project command line. You do this
by selecting the IAM roles service in your AWS console and creating it. Then download the
credentials and create a default config file located in ~/.aws/config looking much like this:
[default]
aws_access_key_id=YOURDOWNLOADEDKEYFROMCREDENTIALSFROMCREDENTIALSFILE
aws_secret_access_key=YourDownloadedAccessKeyFromCredentialsFile
region=us-east-1
Keep this file secure which implies reasonable permissions. Make sure you delete the downloaded creds files, too!
Configure this template's magic word by editing the config.edn file.
Run lein cljs-lambda default-iam-role if you don't have yet have suitable
execution role to place in your project file. This command will create an additional
IAM role under your default (or specified) AWS CLI profile, and modify your project
file to specify it as the execution default.
Otherwise, manually add an IAM role ARN under the function's :role key in the
:functions vector of your profile file, or in :cljs-lambda -> :defaults ->
:role.
Then:
$ lein cljs-lambda deploy
$ lein cljs-lambda invoke work-magic '{"magic-word": "your fine magic word", "spell": "delay"}'This will execute the lamba function exposed in core.cljs
lein doo node thelema-testDoo is provided to avoid including code to tell cljs.test to exit the Node
process after a test run.