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lambda-github

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Chrome-extension for manage lambda inline code with github/github enterprise.

#NOTE: Currently does not work with the new lambda UI

#Install Install this extension from chrome web store.

#Usage After install, when you open AWS Lambda console, a new button will appear to ask you login in to Github/Github Enterprise.

alt button

##Login Login to your Github/Github Enterprise account, with Two-factor authentication support.

Actually, this is not a login action, but to create the access token which will be used for the extension

Note: the access token will be stored in chrome.storage.sync(password will not be stored), if you take this as a security hole, pleast DO NOT use this extension.

##Bind After login, you can bind your lambda function with Github repo and branch, or create a new one. and decide which file to sync. alt login

##Manage Manage your code with the similar Push and Pull.

The code will sync to Github's repo, with a default file named index.js(nodejs) or index.py(python) under the root path.

  • Pull only works for lambda's $LATEST version, since published version or alias is readonly.
  • Push will commit your current shown code(work for any qualifier) to the binding repo/branch.
  • A diff dialog will shown before you confirm to Push or Pull.
  • Push must have a commit comment which will be asked at the diff dialog.

##Logout You can logout from the extension's option page any time. After logout, the access token stored in extension will be deleted, but you will need to delete the token it self from Github/Github Enterprise's settins page.

#Support please create an issue for any question or bug report.