Currently, the entry points for all of Minerva's lambda function are situated within the index.js file. This is not great, as it means that every single lambda function depends on all the code from all the function handlers and therefore any dead-code elimination from unneeded dependencies (e.g. tree-shaking) can't take place on a per-Lambda basis.
The best fix for this would be to move each Lambda entry function into its own file, and separate code accordingly.
Currently, the entry points for all of Minerva's lambda function are situated within the
index.jsfile. This is not great, as it means that every single lambda function depends on all the code from all the function handlers and therefore any dead-code elimination from unneeded dependencies (e.g. tree-shaking) can't take place on a per-Lambda basis.The best fix for this would be to move each Lambda entry function into its own file, and separate code accordingly.