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The container native, cloud agnostic serverless platform.
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Swift support #722

Open joshhopkins opened 6 years ago

joshhopkins commented 6 years ago

Would love to see Swift support, including an offical FDK.

denismakogon commented 6 years ago

So, officially Fn supports the following FDKs: java, python, go, node. If you'd like to contribute to Fn by developing FDK for Swift you are welcome. If you'd like to make it official then you'd become the maintainer of that.

treeder commented 6 years ago

Would be great to see this. And if it became official, we'd become the maintainers, but at first would probably start unofficial.

treeder commented 6 years ago

@joshhopkins interested in helping with it? It's actually fairly easy to make FDKs.

joshhopkins commented 6 years ago

@treeder unfortunately I'm quite low on time currently, but I've put the feelings out to those I know in the server-side Swift community.

kognate commented 6 years ago

@treeder I would be willing to help with this. I looked for a doc describing what needs be implemented for an FDK but didn't find one, can anyone point me to this?

treeder commented 6 years ago

Here's the docs on the formats it should support: https://github.com/fnproject/fn/blob/e753732bd8642e2bcf81e4b80eb9b8500734ebf7/docs/developers/function-format.md

But probably best way is to look at other implementations, like https://github.com/fnproject/fdk-ruby and https://github.com/fnproject/fdk-node . It's actually pretty straight simple. Couple of notes, it's probably OK to just support a single "hot" format like json (default probably not worthwhile since the FDK doesn't add much value on top).

iliasaz commented 3 years ago

In case anyone is still interested, here is an (unofficial) Swift FDK implementation (initial version). At this point, it doesn't implement all of FDK features, but it does allow you to run Swift programs in a serverless mode. Tested locally and in OCI.