This architecture is designed to be used with Node.js projects, but it can be changed to any language.

• Develop multiple lambda functions over the same code base using shared libraries
• Scaffold new lambda functions (configs, handlers & tests)
• One command deploy (build, lint, test & deploy)
• Webpack build system for production
• Use ES2015 & Babel
• Use Mocha for tests
• Travis for CI
• Use ESLint
• Easy versioning & release
• Focus on modularity

Note: Requires a node version >= 4

$ npm install

All commands are defined as scripts in packages.json

.
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── bin
│   ├── build.sh
│   ├── create.sh
│   └── deploy.sh
├── config
│   └── templates
│       ├── lambda-spec.tpl.js - Spec test template
│       ├── lambda.config.tpl.js - Lambda config template
│       └── lambda.tpl.js - Lambda handler template
├── gulpfile.js
├── package.json
├── src
│   └── lambdas
├── tests
│   └── index-spec.js
└── webpack.config.js

$ APP=myLambda npm run create

This command will create 3 files:

1. ./src/lambdas/myLambda.js - Lambda handler function
2. ./tests/myLambda-spec.js - Function test file with Mocha
3. ./config/myLambda.config.js - Lambda config file

$ npm test

This will run all tests for all lambda functions or you can run without npm with:

$ mocha ./tests/myLambda-spec.js --compilers js:babel-register

PROTIP If do you choose run it without npm please install mocha as global before

$ npm install mocha -g

Before Deploy you have to get the AWS Lambda Role Arn

$ ROLE_ARN=xxxx APP=myLambda npm run deploy

You can contribute just opening new issues here or sending a pull request with tests