feat(open-api-gateway): generate a router for using a single lambda function for all operations #240
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…unction for all operations The generated API client now includes a 'handlerRouter' which can be used to route requests to the appropriate handler if users desire to deploy a single shared lambda for all API integrations. In TypeScript, this is type-safe, ensuring all operations are mapped to a handler produced by the appropriate handler wrapper method. Additionally we supply a convenience method 'Operations.all' to make it easy to share the same integration for all operations. This change includes support for TypeScript and Python - Java coming soon! re #238
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Looks great Jack. Would be nice to address the comment around "default vs all", but that can be added later.
Also would be really great to replace mustache Typescript AST and JSII (auto-generate python+java++), but likely needs to wait for JSII to support Typescript 4.x to handle the interfaces. I will create a feature request for that to track.
Yes this would be so good!! It does get a little tedious having to implement every change to generated code in all three languages! 😆 |
The generated API client now includes a
handlerRouterwhich can be used to route requests to the appropriate handler if users desire to deploy a single shared lambda for all API integrations.In TypeScript, this is type-safe, ensuring all operations are mapped to a handler produced by the appropriate handler wrapper method.
Additionally we supply a convenience method
Operations.allto make it easy to share the same integration for all operations.This change includes support for TypeScript and Python - Java coming soon!
re #238