A simple serverless function that pulls info together from various locations and spits it back up in a simple format.

There are two directories of note: env and src

env should contain all files relevant to deployment while src contains all files relevant to the actual code and its tests.

Shell scripts to facilitate testing and deployment are in the root directory.

There are two files that contain environment variables: prod.tfvars and local.env.sh.

The first is a var file for terraform to understand any environment variables that need to be loaded.

The second is a shell script to load any environment variables that need to be loaded locally.

The only environment variable that is relevant is IPDUMP_VT_KEY, which is a VirusTotal API key.

There are example versions of both (env/prod.example.tfvars and local.example.env.sh) in the repo. For security, the actual files have been added to the .gitignore.

Once created, and the local environment set up for AWS, one can simply run ./deploy.sh and ./test.sh to either (re)deploy the code to AWS or to test the code locally, respectively. test.sh will also provide a coverage report via go test's -cover option.

You do not need to be in the root directory to run these scripts.