syngenta-digital-alc 1.2.1

DRY approach to working with AWS Lambdas

Syngenta Digital ALC (AWS Lambda Client)

Auto-loading, self-validating, minimalist python framework for AWS Lambdas

Features

• Automatic routing based on folder structure
• Remove unnecessary boilerplate from your development process
• Ease-of-use with the serverless framework
• Local development support

Philosophy

The alc philosophy is to provide a self evident tool for use with amazon lambdas.

The alc encourages you to use small, internally routed API lambdas in a normalized OOP way.

In addition, it makes things like routing and validating API requests less cumbersome and time consuming.

Installation

This is a python module available through the pypi registry.

Before installing, download and install python. python 3 or higher is required.

Installation is done using the pip install command:

$ pip install syngenta_digital_alc

or

$ pipenv install syngenta_digital_alc

Basic Usage

apigateway events

NOTE: This packages assumes you are using a monolithic, internally routed lambda with serverless framework and you have a folder structure which puts all your endpoint files in one sub directory tied to a custom domain on apigateway.

0. Setting Up the Monolithic Internally Routed Lambda

functions:
    v1-apigateway-handler:
        handler: application.v1.handler.apigateway._router.route
        events:
            - http:
                path: /v1/
                method: ANY
            - http:
                path: /v1/{proxy+}
                method: ANY    

1. Initialize the Router

import os

from syngenta_digital_alc.apigateway.router import Router

# must pass current service, version of API and where handlers are located
def route(event, context):
    router = Router(
        base_path='{}/{}'.format(os.environ['service'], 'v1'),
        handler_path='application.v1.controller.apigateway',
        schema_path='application/openapi.yml',
        event=event,
        context=context
    )
    return router.route()    

# examples of how router routes (called route -> will import):
# api.url.com/service/v1 -> application.v1.handler.apigateway.__init__.py
# api.url.com/service/v1/hello -> application.v1.handler.apigateway.hello.py
# api.url.com/service/v1/hello-world -> application.v1.handler.apigateway.hello_world.py

# @NOTE: router will always match HTTP Method with function name
# @NOTE: router does NOT support path parameters (please use query strings)

Option Name	Required	Type	Default	Description
event	true	dict	n/a	event object passed into lambda
base_path	true	string	n/a	apigateway base path for the custom domain
handler_path	true	string	n/a	project path of where the endpoint files
schema_path	false	string	null	path where your schema file can found (accepts JSON as well)
before_all	false	string	null	before all middleware function to run before all routes (after validation occurs)
after_all	false	string	null	after all middleware function to run after all routes

2. Create handler file with matching methods and requirements

from syngenta_digital_alc.apigateway.handler_requirements import handler_requirements

@handler_requirements(
    required_headers=['x-login-token', 'x-permission-token'],
    available_headers=['id', 'overwrite'],
    required_params=['id', 'overwrite'],
    available_params=['id', 'overwrite'],
    required_body='v1-post-example-request'
)
def post(request, response):
    response.body = business_layer.some_function(request.body)
    response.code = 201

Endpoint Requirement Options

Option Name	Type	Description
required_body	string	the components schema key name
available_params	list	list of available query string params for that method on that endpoint
required_params	list	list of required query string params for that method on that endpoint
available_headers	list	list of available headers for that method on that endpoint
required_headers	list	list of required headers for that method on that endpoint

Request Properties

Property Name	Description
method	method id of apigateway event
resource	resource handle of apigateway event
authorizer	authorizer of apigateway event (will default to use headers if using with serverless offline)
headers	headers of apigateway event
params	query string params of apigateway event
path	path arguments of apigateway event
json	body of apigateway event parsed as JSON
graphql	body of apigateway event parsed as graphl (output is a graphql standard dict {query: 'some_graph_query{}'})
form_encoded	body of apigateway event parsed from a form encoded string
body	body of apigateway event will try to parse based on request headers, use a specific property (json, graphql, etc)if you know what you know the type of the request you're getting
request	full request broken down as an dictionary

Response Properties

Property Name	Description
headers	headers you want to send in response
code	status code of response (will default to 204 if no content && will default 400 if errors found in response)
authorizer	authorizer of apigateway event (will default to use headers if using with serverless offline)
base64_encoded	whether your body is base64Encoded see docs
compress	if set to true, will automatically compress, json and b64 encode as well as compress the body of your response and add appropriate headers
has_errors()	function will tell you if errors in the response
set_error()	function will set error key and message

sqs events

0. Setting Up your lambda to listen to the Queue

functions:
    v1-sqs-subscription:
        name: v1-sqs-subscription
        handler: application.v1.handler.sqs.listener.listen
        events:
            - sqs:
                arn:
                    Fn::GetAtt: [ ExampleQueue, 'Arn' ]

1. Initialize the Event and Iterate over the Records

from syngenta_digital_alc.sqs.handler_requirements import handler_requirements

@handler_requirements()
def handle_sqs_trigger(event):
    records = event.records
    for sqs_record in records:
        some_func(sqs_record)

Event Client Properties

Property Name	Description
records	list of record objects
raw_records	jus the raw record from the original request

Record Properties

Property Name	Description
message_id	message id of sqs record
receipt_handle	receipt handle of sqs record
body	body of sqs record (will automatically decode JSON)
raw_body	body of sqs record
attributes	attributes of sqs record
message_attributes	message attributes of sqs record
md5_of_body	md5 of body of sqs record
source	source of sqs record
source_arn	source ARN of sqs record
region	region of sqs record

dynamodb events

0. Setting Up your lambda to listen to the dynamodb streams

functions:
    v1-dynamodb-stream:
        name: v1-dynamodb-stream
        handler: application.v1.handler.dynamodb.streamer.stream
        events:
            - stream:
                type: dynamodb
                arn:
                    Fn::GetAtt: [ DynamoDbTableExample, 'Arn' ]

1. Initialize the Event and Iterate over the Records

from syngenta_digital_alc.dynamodb.handler_requirements import handler_requirements

@handler_requirements()
def handle_ddb_trigger(event):
    records = event.records
    for ddb_record in records:
        some_func(ddb_record)

Event Client Properties

Property Name	Description
records	list of record objects
raw_records	jus the raw record from the original request

Record Properties

Property Name	Description
event_id	event id of dynamodb record
event_name	event name of dynamodb record
event_source	event source of dynamodb record
keys	keys of dynamodb record (will convert ddb json)
old_image	old image of dynamodb record
new_image	new image of dynamodb record
raw_body	raw of body of dynamodb record
event_source_arn	event source ARN of dynamodb record
event_version	event version of dynamodb record
stream_view_type	stream view type version of dynamodb record
size_bytes	size bytes of dynamodb record
approximate_creation_datetime	approximate creation date time of dynamodb record

s3 events

0. Setting Up your lambda to listen to s3 bucket changes

functions:
    v1-s3-handler:
        name: v1-s3-handler
        handler: application.v1.handler.s3.handler.handle
        events:
            - s3: photos

1. Initialize the Event and Iterate over the Records

from syngenta_digital_alc.s3.handler_requirements import handler_requirements

@handler_requirements()
def handle_s3_trigger(event):
    records = event.records
    for s3_record in records:
        some_func(s3_record)

Event Client Properties

Property Name	Description
records	list of record objects
raw_records	jus the raw record from the original request

Record Properties

Property Name	Description
event_time	event time of s3 record
event_name	event name of s3 record
event_source	event source of s3 record
region	region of s3 record (will convert ddb json)
request_parameters	request parameters of s3 record
response_elements	response elements of s3 record
s3_configuration_id	configuration id of s3 record
s3_object	object of s3 record
s3_bucket	bucket of s3 record
s3_key	key of the object for the s3 record
s3_schema_version	s3 schema version of s3 record

generic events

0. Setting Up your lambda to listen to take in random events

functions:
    v1-generic-handler:
        name: v1-generic-handler
        handler: application.v1.handler.console.handler.handle

1. Initialize the Event and Iterate over the Records

from syngenta_digital_alc.generic.handler_requirements import handler_requirements

@handler_requirements()
def handle_generic_trigger(event):
    some_func(event.body) # will automatically decode JSON, if it is JSON

Event Client Properties

Property Name	Description
body	body of event (decoded as JSON if possible)
raw_body	just the raw event, not decoded
context	just the original context

Contributing

If you would like to contribute please make sure to follow the established patterns and unit test your code:

Unit Testing

To run unit test, enter command:

pipenv run test