Serverless Tracer plugin
Trace serverless hooks being invoked.
Why?
When you first trying to make sense of how all the hooks from all the plugins interact with each other, the process feels overwhelming. This plugin helps you build a mental map of what's going on during the command call and what hooks gets invoked at what point.
Getting Started
Install the plugin
npm i --save-dev serverless-plugin-tracer
Configure your service to use the plugin
service: my-serviceprovider: name: aws runtime: python2.7...plugins: - serverless-plugin-tracer
Then run any sls command
$ sls packageServerless: Running hook before:package:cleanup of plugin Package.Serverless: Running hook package:cleanup of plugin AwsPackage.Serverless: Running hook aws:common:validate:validate of plugin AwsCommon.Serverless: Running hook aws:common:cleanupTempDir:cleanup of plugin AwsCommon.Serverless: Running hook package:initialize of plugin AwsPackage.Serverless: Running hook package:setupProviderConfiguration of plugin AwsPackage.Serverless: Running hook package:createDeploymentArtifacts of plugin Package.Serverless: Packaging service...Serverless: Excluding development dependencies...Serverless: Running hook before:package:compileFunctions of plugin AwsPackage.Serverless: Running hook package:compileFunctions of plugin AwsCompileFunctions.Serverless: Running hook package:compileEvents of plugin AwsCompileCognitoUserPoolEvents.Serverless: Running hook package:finalize of plugin AwsPackage.Serverless: Running hook aws:package:finalize:mergeCustomProviderResources of plugin AwsPackage.Serverless: Running hook aws:package:finalize:saveServiceState of plugin AwsPackage.Serverless: Running hook aws:common:moveArtifactsToPackage:move of plugin AwsCommon.