Hhmmm, I’m not really sure I see the point wthis: it’s really only “get started quickly” for “the single exact case where you happen to be using JS and DynamoDB and Webpack”. It doesn’t seem to really offer anything over the base format that you couldn’t add in like 2 mins flat anyway.
I think you should just have your boilerplate set up middy with your middleware, that is the point of a boilerplate project after all.<p>You are depending on your own 'handly' project 'based on' middy but its really just middy without the option to pick what middlewares you want.<p>your readme for handly says to<p><pre><code> import handly
const handler = /* a handler */
export handly(handler)
</code></pre>
where handly is essentially<p><pre><code> import middy
const handly = handler => middy(handler).use(/*a bunch of middleware*/
export handly
</code></pre>
I don't speak for the middy project and I don't know how long you have been developer so I don't want to discourage you too much, but that seemed a little off.<p>unrelated: I tried to check out your website and got a certificate error.
sls user (though not very frequent) here. Read the entire readme, still can't figure out what it does and why/if I need it. This is meant as constructive feedback - please put the "what problem it solves" section at the top. I don't know what "boilerplate" is.
If you prefer Webtask, check out this boilerplate I published last week. <a href="https://github.com/semireg/webtask-webpack" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/semireg/webtask-webpack</a>
isn't this already solved with serverless framework?<p><a href="https://serverless.com/" rel="nofollow">https://serverless.com/</a>