uvdock 0.1.0

Dock your code into an AWS Lambda MicroVM. Bring an existing Lambda handler, attach it, and get a running MicroVM you can invoke like a function — with state that stays warm between calls.

Added

• Zero-dependency PID-1 runtime that bridges HTTP to the Lambda handler contract. Loads both CommonJS (exports.handler) and ESM (export const handler) handlers.
• Two invoke modes:
  • HTTP mode — wraps requests as Function URL v2.0 events
  • Invoke mode (POST /2015-03-31/functions/function/invocations) — payload is the event, return value is the response
• Lifecycle hooks (/ready, /run, /suspend, /resume, /terminate) with safe defaults; override via onRun/onSuspend/onResume/onTerminate exports.
• invoke.mjs — a lambda.invoke()-shaped client; auth-token handling delegated to uvlink.
• build.sh — converts a Lambda deployment package in S3 into a MicroVM image, with ENV_VARS passthrough.
• Serialized-by-default concurrency (ADAPTER_CONCURRENCY, matches Lambda's one-at-a-time model) and a 6 MB request body cap.
• 24-assertion test suite — no AWS required.

Verified

End-to-end on live AWS Lambda MicroVMs: the same deployment package runs unchanged on both Lambda and a MicroVM, returns identical results, and keeps in-memory state warm across invocations.