Serify Website

Prerequisites

• Install NodeJS (4.3 this is what lambda uses) & npm
• Your user will need access to the following resources (or the continuously deployment user):
  • Development time resources (identical for deployment CI), example security policy
  • Service runtime resources (for testing only, not required, execute lambda, api gateway access, etc...)

Repository

This is an angular 1 website which is statically hosted in an AWS S3 bucket. It targets backend lambda functions and dynamoDB.

Development

Development is templated using the make.js file. All the needed actions are present there. For ease, the AWS Architect to managed as a npm package. So all functionality is available directly from native nodejs, no having to write shell scripts just do some simple development.

• Website is created from the content directory.
• Lambda functions are created from the src/index.js source.
• npm install: Install necessary dependencies.
• sudo npm start: Runs the microservice locally, it inhabits the api and lambda functions using nodejs express.
• npm run deploy: Deploys the package to AWS.

Building

 	 npm install
 	 npm run build

Running server locally

AWS Architect uses OpenAPI Factory to convert the src/index.js into a node server API used by node-express. This can be loaded, and the server can be started by running

   npm install
   npm run start

Deploying to AWS

* Using the built in make.js file

	npm install
	npm run deploy

* Configure awsArchitect

Troubleshooting

Resolving an angular element var alertElement = angular.element(document.querySelector('#alert'));

Style:

• http://www.december.com/html/spec/color3.html

Color Set: Color Picker

• #00CED1 Blue
• #0099CC Dark Blue

Disabled:

• #989288 Border Light Grey
• #989288 Background Light Grey