@kalarrs/cli

CLI for setting up serverless on osx. Maybe linux is next? Docker?
For those familar with java @kalarrs/cli borrows from the naming convention of workspace and projects. The cli will help you get started using serverless on your development machine. By helping you get all of the required tooling installed, which for many is the hardest part of getting started with serverless.
Once you have the tooling installed the cli will help you create and configure serverless workspace. A serverless workspace contains many serverless projects, which together typically will form an api, however, it can be so much more. You are only limited by your imagination.
Commands:

• global
• workspace
• project (Coming Soon)

Sub Commands:

• global sls - Check and Install all necessary software to run serverless.
• workspace init - Create a serverless workspace inside the current directory.

NOTE: For the best experience a complete set of plugins for serverless has been developed!

Prerequisites

Both the CLI and generated project have dependencies that require Yarn, Node 9+, hombrew (osx), and an AWS account.

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Usage
• Workspace Structure
• Additional Plugins
• Getting Started

Installation

yarn global add @kalarrs/cli

Usage

kalarrs --help

Check and Install all necessary software to run serverless.

kalarrs global sls

Create a serverless workspace inside the current directory.

kalarrs workspace init

Configure an existing serverless workspace. (Coming Soon)

cd awesome-sls-workspace
kalarrs workspace configure

Workspace Structure

awesome-sls-api/
├── kittens (Serverless Project)
│   ├── docs
│   ├── node_modules
│   │   └── ...
│   ├── src
│   │   └── ...
│   ├── .gitignore
│   ├── package.json
│   ├── serverless.yml
│   └── yarn.lock
│
├── puppies (Serverless Project)
│    └── ...
│
├── enviroments
│    ├── local
│    ├── dev
│    ├── sandbox
│    └── prod
├── .editorconfig
├── .gitignore
├── package.json
├── serverless.yml
└── yarn.lock

Additional Plugins

Most plugins at this time are designed for use with AWS only.

Workspace Level

serverless-project-utils

• Reverse Proxy - Enables running most of your API in the cloud while debugging flagged projects locally
• Api Gateway Custom Domain name - easily create API Gateways and can attach custom domain names
• Template Scaffold (Coming Soon)

yarn add @kalarrs/serverless-project-utils

serverless-domain-manager

Forked from amplify-education/serverless-domain-manager Allows you to run and debug some serverless projects locally. Supports binary, multiple projects, custom headers, Amazon services such as s3 and polly, AWS profiles and settings, optional static hosting (local only)

yarn add @kalarrs/serverless-local-dev-server

Project Level

serverless-shared-api-gateway

Allows multiple serverless projects to share a single API. Critical for complex APIs and developing with multiple developers.

yarn add @kalarrs/serverless-shared-api-gateway

serverless-local-dev-server

Forked from DieProduktMacher/serverless-local-dev-server Allows you to run and debug some serverless projects locally. Supports binary, multiple projects, custom headers, Amazon services such as s3 and polly, AWS profiles and settings, optional static hosting (local only)

yarn add @kalarrs/serverless-local-dev-server

Getting Started

Checkout template projects written in TypeScript serverless template-typescript!
Checkout template projects written in C# serverless template-csharp!