Node v.14 and/or ES2020

Daniel Mulroy

Hello team,

Can you tell us where Node 14 is on the roadmap?

Thanks!

Joseph Benguira

Hey Daniel,

since we use AWS Lambda under the hood, we are waiting for AWS to add it and we will get it the same day on AppDrag Cloudbackend

You can check this page for more details about supported Node.js versions:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/lambda-nodejs.html

Based on the latest update for Node 12, (https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/node-js-12-x-runtime-now-available-in-aws-lambda/)
There is a 6-7 months delay between on official LTS release of node and it's availability on AWS Lambda

jbenguira

Great news, Node.js 14 is now available on Cloudbackend, more details are available here:
https://changelog-8f2785.appdrag.com/features/nodejs-14-serverless

Daniel Mulroy

Hi @Joseph-Benguira and @Wassim-Samad thank you very much.

Can you please update the prettier/magic wand function to support the new Syntax ? It broke my code when I tried to use it

Thanks!

Wassim

Hi, Added to the tasklist

Thomas D

I'm getting "Error: Invalid URI: The Uri string is too long.", but I'm not even near the new 8k URL limit on requests in Node.js.

Is this a problem on the returned body as well? (I'm using RAW)

UPDATE:
When i manually test the Lambda it runs just fine, so it seem the amount of HTML that's returned to the front-end is what's causing the issue.

The payload is 216 Kbyte

UPDATE2:
The biggest payload I could run is 100 Kbyte

How can I fix this? We're rendering e-commerce so html this size is very common!

Joseph Benguira

Hey Thomas,
The amount of data you can return with a lamda is 5MB

So I guess the error is in your code, you should publish your source code for more details

Thomas D

@Joseph-Benguira

It's not the code, I tried by just returning the object in the handler, like so:

{
  "Table": [
    {
      "id": 1,
      "htmlCode": "HTML-PAYLOAD",
      "titleHtml": "<title>Title</title>",
      "descriptionHtml": "",
      "title": "Title",
      "description": "",
      "canonicalUrl": "https://testUrl.company.com",
      "ogTagsHtml": "",
      "jsonLDHtml": "",
      "lastUpdated": 1619438631193,
      "metaTitle": "Title",
      "metaDescr": "",
      "cssFiles1": "CSS-URL",
      "menuHtml": "MenuHTMLHere"
    }
  ]
}

(Based on your Dynamic Datasource example which returns the table)
I've verified that the payload is valid JSON escaped HTML too.

And as I mentioned, the Lambda runs just fine - but it cannot be inserted to the page without getting the error.

As soon as I lower the payload size (amount of products) then it works again.

jbenguira

@ThomasD it seems you should maybe not use a datasource for your use case, an api endpoint returning directly the final page would be better, combined with url rewriting that could be a great solution

Also you have not provided any url or code so it's impossible to investigate this

Wassim

@Daniel-Mulroy Hi, we updated the beautifier library. Should work fine for you now.

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Node v.14 and/or ES2020