v0.0.2-3 (pre-release)

Plugin reorganized for an easier and more flexible inherit:

• Most internal logic under _ methods (e.g. _load)
• Other methods are now suitable for override:
  • activate
  • configure
  • load
  • log
• log method uses this.config.logPrefix - if set - as prefix for all messages

super should be used to preserve default behavior:

...
configure() {
  super.configure(); // core hooks configure preserved
  // Does not replace this.hooks, merges into it instead
  Object.assign(this.hooks, {
    "before:serverless:init": this.myHook.bind(this),
  });
  // Does not replace this.config.core, adds to it instead
  this.config.core.push("serverless");
}
...

v0.0.2-2 (pre-release)

serverless-core-hooks can now be extended by other plugins.

This allows plugins to override the configure method and add core objects directly, with NO need to explicitly set in serverless configuration:

• custom.coreHooks.objects to point out which objects are interceptable
• serverless-core-hooks in the plugin section

Plugins should also have serverless-core-hooks as their dependency in package.json. This prevents projects from having both serverless-core-hooks and the extended plugin as direct dependencies.

v0.0.2-1 (pre-release)

First pre-release.

serverless-core-hooks can be added to projects in the plugin section. When loaded, it will look for custom.coreHooks.objects in serverless configuration.

Core objects informed will be interceptable and might have core hooks attached to them. The following objects are supported:

• cli
• pluginManager
• serverless
• service
• utils
• variables
• yamlParser

Hooks can be added normally, via this.hooks. Core hooks use the pattern <trigger>:<core-object>:<method>, for example:

• before:serverless:init
• after:pluginManager:addPlugin