service: twilio-nodejs-runtime-example # NOTE: update this with your service name

provider:
  # Twilio runtime as your preferred provider
  name: twilio

  # Auth credentials which you'll find at twilio.com/console
  config:
    accountSid: ${env:TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID}
    authToken: ${env:TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN}

  # Dependency definitions similar
  # to dependencies in a package.json
  # -> these dependencies will be available in the
  #    Twilio Node.js runtime
  dependencies:
    asciiart-logo: '*'

  # Twilio runtime supports several domains
  # your functions and assets will be available under
  # -> defaulting to 'dev'
  environment: ${env:TWILIO_RUNTIME_ENV, 'dev'}

  # Environment variables passed to your functions
  # available via process.env
  environmentVars:
    MY_MESSAGE: 'THIS IS cool stuff'

# Twilio runtime has to be added a plugin
plugins:
  - '@twilio-labs/serverless-twilio-runtime'

functions:
  hello-world:
    # Path to the JS handler function in the project (without file extension '.js')
    handler: handler
    # URL path of the function after deployment
    path: /hello/world
    # visibility of the function (can be "public" or "protected")
    access: public

resources:
  assets:
    # Asset name
    example-image:
      # path to the asset in the project
      filePath: example.jpg
      # URL path to the asset after deployment
      path: /assets/foo/example.jpg
      # visibility of the asset
      access: public