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I made a few comments in-line on this PR, but otherwise it looks solid and gets my approval. |
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I pushed a change that resolves dependencies in this repo via path, and Tide via Git. It seems to have exposed one place where the API wasn't quite up-to-date with All in all, I think this is a really solid contribution and I'm glad you made it. We can hopefully get this merged shortly. |
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@rustasync/maintainers LGTM. Could someone else review before merging? |
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Awesome to see more |
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It does seem like we should explore the topic of structured bodies. That will probably be useful conversation if we aim to support other protocols, like gRPC, in the future. Thanks, @Nemo157 for catching that. |
kanru commentedJul 2, 2019
Description
Add a new server backend that runs on the
aws-lambda-rust-runtime. Example usage:Motivation and Context
Because I wanted to use a framework like
tideto handle requests in a Lambda function.Related issue: #10
How Has This Been Tested?
Build the example code and deployed to a Lambda function. I also ported one app that uses tide to Lambda.
Types of changes
Checklist: