The AWS SDK for JavaScript offers access to the AWS Lambda service through APIs, allowing developers to create, manage, and invoke Lambda functions from within their JavaScript applications. JavaScript AWS Lambda Libraries are a robust set of software components to develop and deploy applications. They enable developers to use the same code for client and server-side applications and provide a wide range of features and functionalities.
Lambda functions are serverless functions that are triggered by events. These events can be anything from a new data record being added to a database to a user clicking a button in an application. When an event is triggered, the Lambda function is executed. Lambda functions can be written in Node.js, Python, JavaScript, or C# and perform various tasks such as image processing, data analysis, or even machine learning. AWS Lambda is an Amazon Web Services (AWS) computing service that empowers you to execute the code without provisioning or managing servers. Without worrying about server provisioning or management, this "pay-per-use" cloud computing service enables developers to quickly and easily design and manage apps that respond to events and run code responding to those events. Applications of any size may be built, tested, deployed, and scaled quickly and efficiently while only incurring costs for the compute time required.
The AWS Lambda Library contains a set of ready-made libraries that developers can use to develop their Lambda functions. These libraries are pre-packaged and contain functions, classes, and other tools designed to make it easier for developers to develop their Lambda functions. Some commonly used JavaScript AWS libraries that facilitate developers are shim, lambda-image, slack-commands, nodejs-lambda-middleware, synthetic-tests-pings, template-mailer-aws-lambda-client, lambda-oauth2, aws-lambda-toolkit, serverless-response, swf-hook.
Check out the list below to find more popular Node JS AWS libraries for your app development:
shimby ffleet
AWS Lambda serverless shim helper library for node.js
shimby ffleet
JavaScript 6 Version:Current License: Permissive (MIT)
aws-lambda-toolkitby icfnext
A small library of AWS Lambda tools to help make Node JS lambda development more efficient.
aws-lambda-toolkitby icfnext
JavaScript 6 Version:v0.1.2 License: Others (Non-SPDX)
nodejs-lambda-middlewareby siroop-ch
A simple middleware framework for AWS lambda written in Nodejs. This is not published as a library but it is intended to serve as an example if you want create your own middlewares.
nodejs-lambda-middlewareby siroop-ch
JavaScript 5 Version:Current License: No License
swf-hookby bbc
A Node.js library and AWS Lambda to kickstart a workflow from a payload and to track its progress.
swf-hookby bbc
JavaScript 2 Version:Current License: Permissive (Apache-2.0)
template-mailer-aws-lambda-clientby ResourcefulHumans
A javascript client library for interacting with template-mailer-aws-lambda
template-mailer-aws-lambda-clientby ResourcefulHumans
JavaScript 1 Version:v2.1.0 License: Permissive (MIT)
lambda-imageby Prefinem
Image library for easy image manipulation on AWS Lambda
lambda-imageby Prefinem
JavaScript 0 Version:Current License: No License
slack-commandsby NYULibraries
NYU Libraries Slack Commands via AWS Lambda
slack-commandsby NYULibraries
JavaScript 0 Version:Current License: No License
synthetic-tests-pingsby NYULibraries
AWS Lambda synthetic tests against NYU Libraries Web Services applications
synthetic-tests-pingsby NYULibraries
JavaScript 0 Version:Current License: No License
lambda-oauth2by cjjenkinson
oAuth2 library for building authentication flows with AWS Lambda
lambda-oauth2by cjjenkinson
JavaScript 0 Version:Current License: No License
serverless-responseby mana-soft
Library used in AWS Lambda functions to send responses and push error in AWS SNS.
serverless-responseby mana-soft
JavaScript 0 Version:Current License: No License