Twilio Runtime Plugin for Serverless Framework
Serverless Framework plugin to deploy to the Twilio Runtime.
Getting started
Pre-requisites
- Node.js v12.x (this is the runtime version supported by Twilio Functions)
- Serverless CLI v1.50.0+. You can run npm i -g serverless if you don't already have it.
- A Twilio account. If you don't have one you can sign up quickly.
Create a new Twilio service
- Run
serverless create -t twilio-nodejs -p my-twilio-project
cd my-twilio-project
- define
TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID
andTWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN
as environment vars - run
serverless deploy
to deploy the service - run
serverless invoke -f hello-world
to invoke the deployedhello-world
function - run
serverless info
to retrieve information about your Twilio Runtime service
serverless.yml
configuration
Minimal service: your-service # update this with your service name
provider:
name: twilio
# Twilio access credentials (mandatory)
config:
accountSid: ${env:TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID}
authToken: ${env:TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN}
# Twilio runtime supports several domains
# your functions and assets will be available under
# -> defaulting to 'dev'
environment: ${env:TWILIO_RUNTIME_ENV, 'dev'}
# Twilio runtime has to be added as a plugin
plugins:
- "@twilio-labs/serverless-twilio-runtime"
functions:
# Function name
hello-world:
# Path to the JS handler function in the project (without file extension '.js')
handler: functions/hello-world
# URL path of the function after deployment
path: /hello-world-path
# visibility of the function (can be "public" or "protected")
access: public
Deploy, test, and diagnose your Twilio runtime
To deploy, you will need either some environment variables set or manually input the accountSid
and authToken
in the provider.config
section of your serverless.yml
. You can find the credentials in the Twilio Console.
service: your-service # update this with your service name
provider:
name: twilio
# Twilio access credentials (mandatory)
config:
accountSid: ${env:TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID}
authToken: ${env:TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN}
Note that you have to configure provider.config
with a accountSid
and authToken
property.
serverless.yml
All supported configuration - The Twilio runtime supports the following configuration options as of today:
# serverless.yml
# Name of your service
service: your-service
# Provider definition
# all functions and assets
# share the same provider configuration
provider:
# Twilio runtime as your preferred provider
name: twilio
# Auth credentials which you'll find at twilio.com/console
config:
accountSid: ${env:TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID}
authToken: ${env:TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN}
# Dependency definitions similar
# to dependencies in a package.json
# -> these dependencies will be available in the
# Twilio Node.js runtime
dependencies:
asciiart-logo: "*"
# Twilio runtime supports several domains
# your functions and assets will be available under
# -> defaulting to 'dev'
environment: ${env:TWILIO_RUNTIME_ENV, 'dev'}
# Environment variables passed to your functions
# available in the Twilio runtime via `context` function parameter
environmentVars:
MY_MESSAGE: "This is cool stuff"
# Twilio runtime has to be added as a plugin
plugins:
- "@twilio-labs/serverless-twilio-runtime"
functions:
# Function name
hello-world:
# Path to the JS handler function in the project (without file extension '.js')
handler: functions/hello-world
# URL path of the function after deployment
path: /hello-world-path
# visibility of the function (can be "public" or "protected")
access: public
resources:
assets:
# Asset name
asset-image:
# path to the asset in the project
filePath: assets/image.jpg
# URL path to the asset after deployment
path: /image.jpg
# visibility of the asset
access: public
Supported commands
serverless deploy
Deploy the service - Deploy all functions and assets defined in your serverless.yml
$ serverless deploy
sls deploy
Serverless: Packaging service...
Serverless: Excluding development dependencies...
Serverless: twilio-runtime: Creating Service
Serverless: twilio-runtime: Configuring "final-test" environment
Serverless: twilio-runtime: Creating 2 Functions
Serverless: twilio-runtime: Uploading 2 Functions
Serverless: twilio-runtime: Creating 1 Assets
Serverless: twilio-runtime: Uploading 1 Assets
Serverless: twilio-runtime: Waiting for deployment.
Serverless: twilio-runtime: Waiting for deployment. Current status: building
Serverless: twilio-runtime: Setting environment variables
Serverless: twilio-runtime: Activating deployment
Serverless: twilio-runtime: Function available at: xxx-123-dev.twil.io/hello-world
Serverless: twilio-runtime: Asset available at: xxx-123-dev.twil.io/image.jpg
serverless info
Get service information - Get information about the currently deployed runtime.
$ serverless info
Service information
*******
Service: xxx
Service Sid: ZS...
Environment: dev
Environment unique name: dev-environment
Environment Sid: ZE...
Environment domain name: xxx-123-dev.twil.io
Environment variables:
FOO: BAR
Assets:
access: public
creation date: 2019-07-25T11:03:46Z
path: /image.jpg
sid: ZN...
url: https://xxx-123-dev.twil.io/image.jpg
Functions:
access: public
creation date: 2019-07-25T11:03:31Z
path: /hello-world
sid: ZN...
url: https://xxx-123-dev.twil.io/hello-world
serverless invoke
Invoke a deployed function - Invoke a deployed function by referencing its name and see the response. Define the function using --function
or -f
parameter.
Make sure that you deployed the service first.
$ serverless invoke --function hello-world
sls invoke -f hello-world
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Contributing
This project welcomes contributions from the community. Please see the CONTRIBUTING.md
file for more details.
Code of conduct
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.