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🛵 The stylish Node.js middleware engine for AWS Lambda https://middy.js.org

Luciano Mammino

@lmammino

Hello @d0ruk, are you checking if your Content-Type headers are sent in canonical format (right casing)?

if you are not sure wheter they come in canonical format or not, you can use the httpHeaderNormalizer middleware before the jsonBodyParser.

Let me know if this fixes your problem

Doruk Kutlu

@d0ruk

that fixed it

thx

Luciano Mammino

@lmammino

You are welcome @d0ruk, glad it worked for you ;)

Doruk Kutlu

@d0ruk

is there a reference repo for middy integration? i.e. examples

Luciano Mammino

@lmammino

@d0ruk, Do you mean writing your own middlewares?

Doruk Kutlu

@d0ruk

no, i read the docs.md

i meant a repo where i can scan some code

Luciano Mammino

@lmammino

regarding middy internals or use cases?

Doruk Kutlu

@d0ruk

to gauge best practices

use cases

Luciano Mammino

@lmammino

@DavidWells created an example repo, it might be useful: https://github.com/DavidWells/middy-example

Doruk Kutlu

@d0ruk

cheers

Luciano Mammino

@lmammino

You are welcome, @d0ruk, let us know if there's anything that is not clear or that we can improve in your opinion :)

Doruk Kutlu

@d0ruk

will do

Jose Santacruz

@joseSantacruz

Hi all, quick serverless question is there a way to preview the generated cloud formation files without building all the artifacts??

Chanlito

@chanlito

I found middyjs today, and I have to say, thank you, to @lmammino & all the contributors.

Luciano Mammino

@lmammino

@chanlito, thanks to your for trying middy :)

@joseSantacruz did you figure it out a way? I know that serverless framework has a command to build a package but not publish it, that way you should be able to see the cloudformation files

Thomas Edwards

@thomasedwards

I just found Middy today :heart_eyes:

Just casually re-writing my entire project now

dkatavic

@dkatavic

hello @thomasedwards . I hope you are gonna find it useful :smile:

Luciano Mammino

@lmammino

@thomasedwards looking forward to receiving your feedbacks :P

Today we just passed 200 stars!!! :)

Thomas Edwards

@thomasedwards

amazing!

has anybody ever had a Cannot destructure propertyhttpContentNegotiationof 'undefined' or 'null' error?

import middy from 'middy'

const {
  httpContentNegotiation,
  httpErrorHandler
} = middy.middlewares

const lovelyStuff = event => {
  // do stuff
}

const handler = middy(lovelyStuff)
  .use(httpContentNegotiation({ availableMediaTypes: ['application/json'] }))
  .use(jsonBodyParser())
  .use(httpErrorHandler())

export { handler }

I think it's because I'm using imports

Thomas Edwards

@thomasedwards

yup changed it to

const {
  httpContentNegotiation,
  httpErrorHandler,
  jsonBodyParser,
  validator
} = require('middy/middlewares')

Thomas Edwards

@thomasedwards

so when I import anything from middy/middlewares, I get the entire AWS library because of the S3 middleware?

this bumps up my file size from less than 1MB to 3.5MB

Thomas Edwards

@thomasedwards

done some digging and opened an issue: middyjs/middy#154

Luciano Mammino

@lmammino

Hello @thomasedwards , thanks a million for your contribution and sorry for the long wait, i was away for a conference :)

looking into your issue right now

Thomas Edwards

@thomasedwards

thank you! =)

have closed it, will investigate further

Thomas Edwards

@thomasedwards

also – any thoughts about giving more information from the validator? middyjs/middy#155

I have now realised that actually just editing the validator to pass the errors through as a string

rather than using 'Event object failed validation' would be possibly safer

Luciano Mammino

@lmammino

@thomasedwards thank you for pointing that out. I am currently slowly going over all the open issues an PR in my free time. I will try to address everything later this evening

Thomas Edwards

@thomasedwards

no worries! let me know if there's anything I can do to help

have replied to your comments, thanks @lmammino ! middyjs/middy#155

Thomas Edwards

@thomasedwards

Super loving 0.12 :thumbsup: Sooo much easier to debug now with the beautiful extreme logging – thanks team! :heart:

Thomas Edwards

@thomasedwards

Okay, I think I have a really tricky problem...

In one of my middlewares I have a promise that needs to return before it can continue

however, if I add async/await to the function, I get a whole load of errors and pain

Thomas Edwards

@thomasedwards

okay I found a way

I’m returning a promise to a variable set in the middleware

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