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FROM node:8.10-alpine

ARG AWS_CLI_VERSION=1.16.86

RUN apk --update add python py-pip bash make imagemagick && \
pip --no-cache-dir install awscli==$AWS_CLI_VERSION
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Why do you use python ?
This package uses claudia.js for deploying lambda function, and all dependencies will be installed via npm package manager, so I think it wouldn't pollute your environment.

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## Requirements

- Node.js ( AWS Lambda supports versions of **6.10** and **8.10** )
- **OR** Docker

## Preparation

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## Installation

### Docker

To avoid installation you may run all the commands from a docker container that has all dependencies installed.

The following command will build the docker image from the Dockerfile and tag it with `aws-lambda-image:latest`
```bash
docker build -t aws-lambda-image:latest .
```
The following command will run the docker image in a container called lambda-img and also mounts your user home to the containers ~/ so that you may reuse the aws credentials on your host in ~/.aws
```bash
docker run -v ~/:/root --name lambda-img -it aws-lambda-image:latest bash
```

### Setup

To use the automated deployment scripts you will need to have
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