azure-func-python-layout | basic Azure Function App with multiple functions

azure-func-python-layout is a Python library. azure-func-python-layout has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. However azure-func-python-layout build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

I had some difficulty in getting the default Azure Functions working beyond the most trivial case, as at April 2020. You will find the tutorials on the Microsoft website. This repo is my best attempt at creating an example with two Azure Functions, based on HTTP Triggers that depend on some common shared code, with some automated pytests. I am using Insiders build of Windows 10 and VSCode and WSL2. I am not paid to write code professionally, but I thought that it would be useful for me to better understand what "Serverless Functions" are about by getting some personal experience. The layout is based on the Azure func templates and feedback by a Brett Cannon and Anthony Chu. I wanted to ensure that everything works via the terminal command line and/or via the VS-Code GUI. You should be able use the repo as a template, copy and rename it, create a Python virtualenv in the root directory, update pip & install pip-tools, activate virtualenv .venv and then be ready to proceed on developing your own functions. Initialise the pre-commit githook with pre-commit install. The pre-commit will use black to auto-format python files, remove trailing whitespace and check that you use case insensitive file names. There is a github workflow that will run some quality checks,. and then deploy to Azure. To check your test coverage with python -m pytest --cov --cov-config=.coveragerc tests/. Or coverage run -m pytest --cov __app__/. For the github workflow to work you will need you to create/download a "publish profile" which must be added as Github repo secret in order for the workflow to deploy to Azure.