samwich-cli 0.9.0

A CLI tool to streamline AWS SAM deployments for Python Lambda functions by managing dependencies, executing sam build, and maintaining consistent folder structures.

SAMWICH CLI

A sandwich :sandwich: for sam build

SAMWICH CLI is a tool that simplifies working with AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM) deployments, particularly focusing on dependency management and build processes for Python Lambda functions and layers.

Note: This project is in early development and may not be fully functional.

Table of Contents

• Inspiration
• Installation
• Requirements
• Features
• Basic Usage
• Examples and Advanced Usage
• License
• Contributing
• Development
• Code Quality

Inspiration

Many python projects do not use requirements.txt files, but instead use pyproject.toml with poetry or uv. This tool is designed to help those projects by copying the generated requirements.txt to the appropriate locations for AWS Lambda functions and layers.

Also, using absolute python imports from the project root is not currently possible with AWS SAM (see https://github.com/aws/aws-sam-cli/issues/6593). This tool helps to maintain a consistent folder structure for your functions and layers, so the lambda functions can be individually packaged with the same folder structure as they are developed.

Installation

pipx install samwich-cli

Requirements

• Python 3.9 or higher

Features

The SAMWICH CLI:

1. Copies your requirements.txt file to the appropriate locations for Lambda functions and layers.
2. Executes sam build to build your AWS resources.
3. Updates the folder structure of your functions and layers to maintain consistency.

Basic Usage

samwich-cli --requirements requirements.txt --template-file template.yaml

Options

• --template-file: Path to yours AWS SAM template file. Defaults to template.yaml in the current directory.
• --requirements: Path to your Python requirements.txt file. Defaults to requirements.txt in the current directory.
• --workspace-root: Path to the workspace root.
• --source-dir: Path to the source directory for the code. When restructuring, only the child paths of this directory will be included.
• --sam-args: Additional arguments to pass to sam build. For example, --sam-args "--debug --use-container".
• --debug: Enable debug logging

Environment Variables

All options can also be set using environment variables. The environment variable names are the same as the option names, but prefixed with SAMWICH, in uppercase, and with underscores instead of dashes. For example, --template-file can be set using the SAMWICH_TEMPLATE_FILE environment variable.

Examples and Advanced Usage

Open the docs folder for examples and detailed usage.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

Development

Refer to the Justfile for development tasks. It is recommended to pipx install rust-just to run the tasks but you can also copy the commands from the Justfile and run them manually.

Code Quality

This project uses pre-commit hooks for code quality, including:

• ruff for linting and formatting
• pycln for removing unused imports
• Various pre-commit hooks for file consistency