How to install npm modules in AWS Lambda?

[@BiteSizeAcademy]

⚡️ NEW VIDEO: How to use versioning and aliases to deploy lambda functions? (/w API Gateway) kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXiwknhsaL6ae7c

[@FaVeritas]

Thank you for making this video. Spent half my day trying to find a tutorial of how to do this!

[@justinmeskan4410]

BRO, you R A Rockstar!! Great presentation. Thqk you

[@hollyjo161821]

Thank you. Thank you. I have gotten stuck at this for awhile now. Thank you!

[@shivanishivu1692]

Thank you so much for this video. It's really time saver for a beginner. Love from BHARAT (India). Keep doing great work. Happy Coding !!

[@Hackenbaker]

Man!! Great content, clear and fast!!! Thanks a lot.

[@zachholub9210]

This was a super well done and useful video. thanks so much for making it!

[@zelaTVV]

Well explained, take a look at layer to upload your nodes modules. It will make your life easier.

[@sonao111]

Hello, I have a test project made in pactumJS and I need these tests to run in a lambda, but every time I try to run the command 'npm run test' I get an error during the execution of the lambda in aws. Would you help me?

[@sharanbiradar9933]

Awesome!! Thank you so much ;-) Much needed one.

[@anantgarg8725]

I owe you my life. thank you

[@Giiven_Siisanda]

Great video, well explained for a beginner..

[@alexsoul247]

so, I lost you at 3:33 unfortunately. Your terminal shows "lambda-npm" - is this just a folder you are in? Sorry, I am super new to all that stuff, but it is soo interesting. Please help me to get past it...

[@BiteSizeAcademy]

Yeah, 'lambda-npm' is an empty folder which we're in, at that point

[@manshalkhatri9289]

Thanks man it was helpful

[@thinq5339]

How to run the terminal for lambda in windows I'm totally unaware. I don't know how to run that

[@Diarybyvini]

Thanks a lot for the informative and to the point video, it was very helpful :)

[@chriswalker1073]

Great video!! Just subscribed to the channel

[@diegocisne]

Great explanation, thanks a lot G

[@shanmugam9520]

Good share. Is lambda suitable for serving express, Node backend files in a mern stack application? If the website is expected to have thousands of hits to these small functions from react frontend hosted from s3. Thanks

[@danielsquitt151589]

Hi, very nice and well explained channel. I’ve got an issue. I’ve tried to search on the web but I didn’t find any solution. The terminal doesn’t recognize the zip command. Could you help me?

[@kensol123]

nice vid man

[@danmantyla3315]

can I just download the package from github as a zip? and then uplaod that to lambda

[@BiteSizeAcademy]

The zip file that you upload to lambda has to contain a lambda handler function. You'll need to extract the zip of the package that you downloaded, require this package from your handler and then create a new archive that contains both the handler and the package, and then upload this new archive.

[@sadekhossain9566]

Production build?

[@maalejful]

Thanks, how what about ES module and the usage of import

[@BiteSizeAcademy]

Check out this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJ7Rd6Sgd9BjqtE

[@adamzerner5208]

Is there a reason to upload package.json and package-lock.json to the lambda rather than just uploading node_modules?

[@BiteSizeAcademy]

Not really, you can remove it. Ideally, you can also create a bundle instead of uploading all of node_modules: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJ7Rd6Sgd9BjqtE

[@0oOggGyyY]

Great video, thank you very much!

[@matictv5418]

thanks for very informative tutorial

[@Hackenbaker]

Thanks, great content.

[@inteligenciamilgrau]

Thankkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkyou soooo muchhhhhhhhhhh!

[@rebdawi2002]

You are so cool brother!

[@trevva23]

Thank you so much!

[@codigosimple1989]

Do You have any paid course on spring or React? I would gladly pay, your content is really cool 😄

[@alien-web]

Really I love it dud

[@mujtababasheer9773]

very helpful. Thanks

[@ET5620-q4s]

how to find lambda-npm file location

[@nghebao21]

Good post

[@ivanfranciscoj]

Really really, thank you

[@imusamakhalid]

What if node_modules is very large?

[@BiteSizeAcademy]

You can bundle your function using a bundler such as webpack or parcel, this way the bundle will contain only the code that is actually needed. This video shows how to create a bundle and deploy it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGG8ZpquhKdrqK8 (it uses typescript but will work exactly the same for js as well)

[@imusamakhalid]

@@BiteSizeAcademy Thank you

[@IWantSoundKnowledge]

Thanks much!

[@AndrewRusinas]

What about layers?

[@BiteSizeAcademy]

I made a video about layers: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2KVeWeZiquomrc (if that's what you meant)

[@Zia-w5p]

Thank you