bitly-lambda - A serverless app to get Bitly statistics

A serverless tool designed to help get statistics from Bitly.

Layout

.                    
├── database            
│   └── database.go     <-- Utils to interact with the SQLite database
├── test            
│   └── event.json      <-- Sample event to test using SAM local
├── .gitignore          <-- Ignoring the things you do not want in git
├── LICENSE             <-- The license file
├── main_test.go        <-- Test the code
├── main.go             <-- The Lambda code
├── Makefile            <-- Makefile to build and deploy
├── README.md           <-- This file
└── template.yaml       <-- SAM Template

Installing

There are a few ways to install this project

Get the sources

You can get the sources for this project by simply running

$ go get -u github.com/retgits/bitly-lambda/...

Deploy

Deploy the Lambda app by running

$ make deploy

Parameters

AWS Systems Manager parameters

The code will automatically retrieve the below list of parameters from the AWS Systems Manager Parameter store:

• /bitly/apptoken: Your personal OAuth token (check the Bitly documentation on how to get this parameter)

Deployment parameters

In the template.yaml there are certain deployment parameters:

• region: The AWS region in which the code is deployed
• s3Bucket: The name of the S3 bucket in which the SQLite file is stored
• tempFolder: The temp folder where to store the SQLite file while processing (for deployments to AWS Lambda, this should be set to /tmp)

Make targets

biylt-lambda has a Makefile that can be used for most of the operations

usage: make [target]

• deps: Gets all dependencies for this app
• clean : Removes the dist directory
• build: Builds an executable to be deployed to AWS Lambda
• test-lambda: Clean, builds and tests the code by using the AWS SAM CLI
• deploy: Cleans, builds and deploys the code to AWS Lambda