Add OpenFaaS function pattern examples in Go, Python, and Node.js - #1
Add OpenFaaS function pattern examples in Go, Python, and Node.js#1welteki wants to merge 1 commit into
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Summary
- Adds OpenFaaS Director examples for Go, Python, and Node.js.
- Adds OpenFaaS Fan-out examples for Go, Python, and Node.js.
- Adds Singleton SSE notification-hub examples for Go and Python.
- Includes per-example
stack.yaml, handler code, tests, and README material. - The main handler logic is generally straightforward and consistent across languages.
- One reproducibility issue blocks the documented Go quickstarts on clean machines.
Approval rating (1-10)
7/10. The examples are mostly coherent, but the Go documentation misses a required template setup step for first-time users.
Summary per file
Summary per file
| File path | Summary |
|---|---|
.gitignore |
Adds common local build and editor ignores. |
README.md |
Introduces examples and root build instructions. |
go/director/* |
Adds Go Director stack, handlers, tests, and usage docs. |
go/fan-out/* |
Adds Go async fan-out stack, handlers, tests, and usage docs. |
go/singleton/* |
Adds Go SSE singleton stack, handler, tests, and usage docs. |
node/director/* |
Adds Node.js Director stack, handlers, tests, and docs. |
node/fan-out/* |
Adds Node.js async fan-out stack, handlers, tests, and docs. |
python/director/* |
Adds Python Director stack, handlers, tests, tox config, and docs. |
python/fan-out/* |
Adds Python async fan-out stack, handlers, tests, tox config, and docs. |
python/singleton/* |
Adds Python Flask SSE singleton stack, handler, tests, tox config, and docs. |
Overall Assessment
The PR is close to mergeable from a code-structure perspective: the examples are self-contained, validate inputs, set downstream timeouts, and include tests around the main control-flow paths. The main issue is documentation reproducibility for the Go examples. The Go stacks use lang: golang-middleware, but the root quickstart and Go example READMEs invoke faas-cli up without first pulling that template. Python and Node examples include their template pull commands, so Go users following the documented clean-machine path are likely to fail before the examples build.
Detailed Review
Detailed Review
Medium: Go quickstarts omit the required template pull step
The root README starts the example flow with cd go/director and faas-cli up --tag=digest (README.md:24), and each Go README repeats faas-cli up --tag=digest without pulling the Go template first (go/director/README.md:21, go/fan-out/README.md:11, go/singleton/README.md:21). Those stacks all use lang: golang-middleware (go/director/stack.yaml:7, go/fan-out/stack.yaml:7, go/singleton/stack.yaml:7). On a clean workstation, faas-cli up depends on the language template already being present locally; otherwise the build path fails before users can deploy or try the examples.
The Python and Node READMEs already include the corresponding faas-cli template store pull ... command, so the Go docs should match that pattern. For example:
faas-cli template store pull golang-middleware
faas-cli up --tag=digestApply the same setup step to the root Go quickstart or add a shared prerequisite that explicitly covers the Go template.
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