japinol7 / teams-generator-service

This microservice generates RPG teams from a fixed file of names. It uses AWS

Generate Teams Service

This microservice generates teams from a fixed file of names. It uses AWS.

Notice that this service is not accumulative. It always generates all the teams.

• So, if you execute this service to generate 5 teams
  and then you execute this service again,
  you will end up with 5 teams, instead of 10.
  
• That is, only the last execution of this service counts.
  
  
  

Create the Service Package with one of these options

Option 1. Create the package with dockerfile

Create a package of this service to upload to the lambda on AWS this way:

• Execute this script from the lambda folder:
  ./scripts/package_with_dockerfile.sh
  
  

• Upload the zip file generated in the 'build' directory to the AWS Lambda:
  lambda.zip

Option 2. Create the package with a simple docker run.

Create a package of this service to upload to the lambda on AWS this way:

• Execute this script from the lambda folder:
  ./scripts/package.sh
  
  

• Upload the zip file generated in the 'build' directory to the AWS Lambda:
  lambda.zip

Option 3. Create the package with a simple docker run. Windows version.

This change is necessary because of limitations of Git Bash for Windows
when resolving paths., Edit this file and replace PATH_TO_THIS_LAMBDA_ON_WINDOWS with the lambda path:
./scripts/other/package-win-alt.sh

Create a package of this service to upload to the lambda on AWS this way:

• Execute this script from the lambda folder:
  ./scripts/other/package-win-alt.sh
  
  

• Upload the zip file generated in the 'build' directory to the AWS Lambda:
  lambda.zip
  
  

Create a package for unit testing.

You can use package options 2 and 3 to execute the unit tests inside the container.
If the tests pass, the package will be created;
otherwise, the package will not be created.
We assume that the tests are written using pytest.

To execute the unit tests, execute the script with the argument: --devtest