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Setup

$ yarn # npm i

Start developing

$ yarn dev # npm run dev

Build

$ yarn build # npm run build

Serve built app

$ yarn serve # npm run serve

Deploying with Pulumi to S3 with authentication

  • Install Pulumi.
  • Install AWS CLI and configure your credentials.
  • Configure the Pulumi.prod.yml file.
    • aws:region
      The AWS region to create the resources.
    • site:dir
      The site files directory, (in case of this project, the site files are built in public folder).
    • site:name
      The site name for creating the resources (it needs to be in slug format).
    • site:log-requests
      Set to true if you want to save the CloudFront request logs (it will create a S3 Bucket for it).
  • Build your site files.
  • Compress the lambda function.
$ yarn lambda:build # npm run lambda:build
  • Deploy
$ yarn deploy # npm run deploy
  • Choose Yes and wait for the resources creation, it will take a while so be patience.
  • When the process is finished you need to link the Auth Lambda Function with your CloudFront distribution manually (deploy to Lambda@Edge), because there's a Bug in AWS that doesn't permit to do such thing through its API, you can read more about in this thread.

This deploy setup was made based on this article.