Inside your main code file (e.g., func.py ), define the handler that processes the input. A standard "Hello World" or input-processing feature looks like this:
Once your logic is written, you can deploy the feature locally or to a cloud provider: : fn deploy --app myapp --local Invoke : fn invoke myapp my-feature
To write a feature for a function contained in a file named fn (2).zip , the process typically involves initializing a function project, writing the logic, and defining the configuration.
: Increment this (e.g., 0.0.1 ) every time you update. runtime : The language used (e.g., python ).
: The command to run the function (e.g., python3 func.py ). 4. Deploy and Test
Inside your main code file (e.g., func.py ), define the handler that processes the input. A standard "Hello World" or input-processing feature looks like this:
Once your logic is written, you can deploy the feature locally or to a cloud provider: : fn deploy --app myapp --local Invoke : fn invoke myapp my-feature
To write a feature for a function contained in a file named fn (2).zip , the process typically involves initializing a function project, writing the logic, and defining the configuration.
: Increment this (e.g., 0.0.1 ) every time you update. runtime : The language used (e.g., python ).
: The command to run the function (e.g., python3 func.py ). 4. Deploy and Test
