Adapter to run a Probot application function in AWS Lambda using the Serverless Framework

npm install @probot/adapter-aws-lambda-serverless

// handler.jsconst{ createLambdaFunction, createProbot,}=require("@probot/adapter-aws-lambda-serverless");constappFn=require("./");module.exports.lambdaFn=createLambdaFunction(appFn,{probot: createProbot(),});

You need to add environment variables to configure Probot to your Lambda function. If you use the Serverless App, you can add parameters for APP_ID, PRIVATE_KEY, WEBHOOK_SECRET, the use these parameters in serverless.yaml.

provider: name: awsruntime: nodejs12.xlambdaHashingVersion: 20201221environment: APP_ID: ${param:APP_ID}PRIVATE_KEY: ${param:PRIVATE_KEY}WEBHOOK_SECRET: ${param:WEBHOOK_SECRET}NODE_ENV: productionLOG_LEVEL: debugfunctions: probot: handler: handler.lambdaFnevents: - httpApi: path: /api/github/webhooksmethod: post

Make sure to configure your GitHub App registration's webhook URL to <your lambda's URL>/api/github/webhooks.

For testing your Probot deployment without end to end (GitHub) integration, you can use this shell snippet:

$ LAMBDA_URL=https://x.execute-api.y.amazonaws.com/stage-or-basePath/api/github/webhooks $ SECRET=the_webhook_secret $ TMP_DATA_FILE=/tmp/smoke.data $ echo -n "{\"action\":\"test\"}">$TMP_DATA_FILE $ SIGN=$(openssl dgst -sha1 -hmac $SECRET$TMP_DATA_FILE| cut -d"" -f2) $ curl --request POST --header "X-Hub-Signature: sha1=$SIGN" --header "X-Github-Event: test" --header "X-GitHub-Delivery: fake" --data-binary "@$TMP_DATA_FILE"$LAMBDA_URL{"ok":true} <-- Concent for Probot v10:{"message":"Received test.test"}

• example-aws-lambda-serverless - Official example application that is continuously deployed to AWS Lambda

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For Probot v11 support, this adapter introduces significant changes. Here the key points to update (in addition of Probot v11 breaking changes):

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