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/*
Usage: 

import getImageKitModifierQueryString from "getImageKitModifiers.js";

const IMAGEKIT_CDN_ROOT = "https://ik.imagekit.io/my-app/";
const myImageKey = "image.jpg";

const modifierQueryString = getImageKitModifierQueryString({
  width: 45,

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Stripe Checkout: Multiple Checkout buttons on the same page

Suppose you have a Stripe Checkout page setup to sell a product.

To link to your payment page, you must generate a Checkout button HTML snippet for display on your site. However, the default snippet only supports one Checkout button. You cannot have several Checkout buttons for the same product on the same page.

This gist modifies Stripe's generated snippet to support several buttons.

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AWS Lambda SAM cli: Using local env vars

To use local env vars, you must follow the following steps:

1. Declare all env vars in your template.yml, like so:

Resources:
  MyFunction:
 Type: AWS::Serverless::Function 

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Obtaining Gmail OAuth tokens

To access your Gmail account from the API, you will need to obtain the following values from Google's OAuth system:

clientId clientSecret refreshToken

Part 1: Client secrets

1. Open console.google.com

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AWS Lambda: Upload code from Command Line

Last update: June 2020

AWS is notorious for it's incredibly complicated security model. This guide will walk you through setting up a fully-featured build & upload script for your Lambda functions.

You will need:

• An AWS account

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AWS Lambda - Upload node_modules without devDependencies

By default, ZIPing the project directory will included all of your devDependencies. slowing your upload speed to a crawl as you upload an enormous bundle containing 80% useless code (unless you're testing in production™ )

You only need your production dependencies when deploying, but need you devDependencies for development. But you have to deploy from the same directory, and it must be named node_modules. How can slim down the ol' deploy bundle?

Here's a horrible but effective hack that accomplishes this:

1. We'll create an additional directory called node_modules__prod for storing production dependencies.
2. When we deploy we swap the names of the dev and production node_modules directories 😱, so the deploy tool stupidly uploads what it thinks is our full node_modules but actually is our production-only modules directory.
3. When deploy is done (or fails) we swap the directory names again, restoring us back to developme

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/*
  By default, service workers cannot access our Vue environment variables.

  To allow this, this script collects the variables we want at build time
  and places them in a JS file that the service worker can access.

  To prevent the leak of sensitive credentials (the SW file is public), 
  only whitelisted environment variables are built into this file.
  
  Deploy this file alongside your service worker, and import th efile in your service worker (`importScripts('swenv.js');` in Workbox)

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Compression Test

A quick script for testing how well a JSON file compresses

// Imports

const fs = require('fs');
const { promisify } = require('util');
const { deflate } = require('zlib');

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Amazon.com Referral Fees

Amazon's referral fees, in JSON format.

Does not contain "Categories Requiring Approval"

Last updated April 19, 2021

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.env file

LAMBDA_FUNCTION_NAME=MyFunction
AWS_UPLOAD_CODE_PROFILE=MY_CLI_PROFILE
SLACK_DEV_NOTIFICATIONS_WEBHOOK_URL=https://hooks.slack.com/services/****/****/****

deploy.sh file

# Read the .env file