I am using serverless framework for the backend. How can I implement request validation? (do not want to write validation inside lambda functions).
To implement request validation using serverless
you need to do a couple of things:
Include your model/header definitions in your stack, and then tell API gateway to use them for request validation.
You'll need to install the following packages:
And then you'll need to include them in your serverless.yml
:
plugins:
- serverless-reqvalidator-plugin
- serverless-aws-documentation
Note: below is only a quick run-down of how to incorporate the packages. Visit the packages' documentation pages for more comprehensive examples...
Provide API gateway with a description of your models / headers.
You can import json schemas for your models, and declare http headers using the
serverless-aws-documentation
plugin. Here's how you'd add a model to yourserverless.yml
:custom: documentation: api: info: version: v0.0.0 title: Some API title description: Some API description models: - name: SomeLambdaRequest contentType: application/json schema: ${file(models/SomeLambdaRequest.json)} # reference to your model's json schema file. You can also declare the model inline.
And here's how you'd reference the model in your lambda definition:
functions: someLambda: handler: src/someLambda.handler events: - http: # ... snip ... documentation: summary: some summary description: some description requestBody: description: some description requestModels: application/json: SomeLambdaRequest
You can also declare request headers against your lambda definition like so:
functions: someLambda: handler: src/someLambda.handler events: - http: # ... snip ... documentation: summary: some summary description: some description requestHeaders: - name: x-some-header description: some header value required: true # true or false - name: x-another-header description: some header value required: false # true or false
Tell API gateway to actually use the models for validation
This part makes use of the
serverless-reqvalidator-plugin
package, and you need to addAWS::ApiGateway::RequestValidator
resources to yourserverless.yml
file. You can specify whether you want to validate request body, request headers, or both.resources: Resources: onlyBody: Type: AWS::ApiGateway::RequestValidator Properties: Name: 'only-body' RestApiId: Ref: ApiGatewayRestApi ValidateRequestBody: true # true or false ValidateRequestParameters: false # true or false
And then on individual functions you can make use of the validator like so:
functions: someLambda: handler: src/someLambda.handler events: - http: # ... snip ... reqValidatorName: onlyBody # reference and use the 'only-body' request validator
Put all together your lambda definition would end up looking a little like this:
functions:
someLambda:
handler: src/someLambda.handler
events:
- http:
# ... snip ...
reqValidatorName: onlyBody # reference and use the 'only-body' request validator
documentation:
summary: some summary
description: some description
requestBody:
description: some description
requestModels:
application/json: SomeLambdaRequest
requestHeaders:
- name: x-some-header
description: some header value
required: true # true or false
- name: x-another-header
description: some header value
required: false # true or false
This is now supported by Serverless framework, so there is no need to use external plugins.
To enable requests validation one need is to add the following to the serverless.yml
:
HttpHandler:
handler: src/lambda/http/create.handler
events:
- http:
method: post
path: items
request:
schema:
application/json: ${file(models/create-todo-model.json)}
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49133294/request-validation-using-serverless-framework