An Akamai EdgeWorker that provides the function of:
things
The EdgeWorker has the following structure:
src- the location of your main.js and bundle.json. All additional modules should go here.test- unit tests
Testing is provided via the Jest framework. To run you unit tests, execute the following command from the command line:
npm test
This will run all tests in the test directory following the Jest conventions. If you want more tests, name them in the pattern *.test.js.
A good overview of using Jest can be found here.
There are a a couple of modules that are provided when deploying an EdgeWorker: cookies and url-search-params. These are documented on the developer.akamai.com site. Since the packages are not available in npm, Jest mocks are provided to be able to control what is going on with the modules.
These mocks are provided using manual mocks and allow for user control of their functions. Its not perfect, but it will have to do for now.
Deployments can be done easily through the Akamai CLI (provided it is installed). The following commands describe the basic workflow for handling your EdgeWorker.
The following commands should be run from the workspace root.
This command will upload the source directory and handle creation of the code bundle.
akamai edgeworkers upload --codeDir ./src 345345
This example will upload the created bundle
mkdir -p out && tar -czvf ./out/bundle.tgz -C src/ .
akamai edgeworkers upload --bundle ./out/bundle.tgz 345345
Check the status of the uploaded bundle.
akamai edgeworkers status 345345
To use this command, you will need to enter the version number that is in the bundle.json.
akamai edgeworkers activate staging 345345 {version}
Why wait for staging when you can YOLO your way directly to production? That sounds like a great idea. Don't forget what your current version is.
akamai edgeworkers activate production 345345 {version}
Insert some details about changes in your EdgeWorker here!