Applications

In fn, an application is a group of functions with path mappings (routes) to each function (learn more). We've tried to make it easy to work with full applications by providing tools that work with all the applications functions.

Creating an Application

All you have to do is create a file called app.yaml in your applications root directory, and the only required field is a name:

name: myawesomeapp

Once you have that file in place, the fn commands will work in the context of that application.

The Index Function (aka: Root Function)

The root app directory can also contain a func.yaml which will be the function access at /.

Function paths

By default, the function name and path will be the same as the directory structure. For instance, if you have a structure like this:

- app.yaml
- func.yaml
- func.go
- hello/
  - func.yaml
  - func.js
- users/
  - func.yaml
  - func.rb

The URL's to access those functions will be:

http://abc.io/ -> root function
http://abc.io/hello -> function in hello/ directory
http://abc.io/users -> function in users/ directory

Deploying an entire app at once

fn deploy --all

If you're just testing locally, you can speed it up with the --local flag.

Deploying a single function in the app

To deploy the hello function only, from the root dir, run:

fn deploy hello

Example app

See https://github.com/fnproject/fn/tree/master/examples/app for a simple example.

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