A Script that Speeds up the Process to Deploy PHP functions onto AWS Lambda.

1. Clone this repo.

   $ git clone https://github.com/zhumingcheng697/Bref-AWS-Setup.git
   

2. Install serverless globally.

   $ npm install -g serverless
   

3. Install other necessary node modules.

   $ npm install
   

4. Configure serverless using AWS access keys.

   $ serverless config credentials --provider aws --key <key> --secret <secret>
   

5. Install Composer globally.

   • On a Linux / Unix / macOS machine, install Composer locally and then move the downloaded composer.phar to /usr/local/bin/composer.

     $ mv composer.phar /usr/local/bin/composer
     

   • On a Windows machine, download and run Composer-Setup.exe as detailed on the Composer website.

6. Install necessary PHP modules through Composer.

   $ composer install
   

7. If you want to test out the email sending function and API, configure email.json.

   {
    "host": <your_host>,
    "port": <your_port>,
    "encryption": <your_encryption_method>,
    "username": <your_username>,
    "password": <your_password>
   }
   

   Property encryption accepts "ssl" and "tls", and defaults to null if unset.

8. You are all set!

   • To start fresh, initiate a new Bref project.

     $ vendor/bin/bref init
     

   • To quickly deploy the PHP scripts you already have, move them to php-api/ and php-func/, run the script update-serverless-yml.js, and run serverless deploy.

     $ node update-serverless-yml.js
     $ serverless deploy
     

     or

     $ npm run predeploy
     $ serverless deploy
     

     or

     $ npm run deploy
     

• Generate or update serverless.yml to prepare for deployment:

  $ npm run predeploy
  

• Generate or update serverless.yml and deploy an AWS application with all the lambdas:

  $ npm run deploy
  

Warning: Only run these two scripts if all your PHP API scripts are in php-api/ and all your PHP function scripts are in php-func/, or the configuration for all your other PHP scripts will be discarded.

• Deploy an AWS application with all the lambdas:

  $ serverless deploy
  

• Invoke a lambda function:

  $ serverless invoke -f <function-name>
  
  $ serverless invoke -f <function-name> --data='{"key": "value", ...}'
  

• Delete the AWS application with all the lambdas:

  $ serverless remove