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Hi, great setup. How would you go about setting this up so that you have multiple lambda functions in the one project? For example, currently the npm scripts are hardcoded with dist/index.default, and there is no simple way of adding args to the middle of these commands that I am aware of.
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Sorry to leave this open so long! I'm not sure how to go about making this possible. You'd have to be able to tell Webpack what the entry point is (which currently uses package.json's main), as well as updating the output and passing that to node-lambda.
It's interesting question though, so I'll try to work something out (or if you want to take a stab at it I'll gladly accept a PR).
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Hi, great setup. How would you go about setting this up so that you have multiple lambda functions in the one project? For example, currently the npm scripts are hardcoded with
dist/index.default
, and there is no simple way of adding args to the middle of these commands that I am aware of.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: