image-functions

Azure Function App to process images

Setups

1. Install Azure Functions Core Tools Run winget install Microsoft.AzureFunctionsCoreTools or npm install -g azure-functions-core-tools@4 --unsafe-perm true.
2. Install Azure Storage Explorer via winget install Microsoft.AzureStorageExplorer or this website.
3. Install Azurite extension for Visual Studio Code. You can find more information about Azurite at this website.
4. (Optional) install Azure Storage Emulator via winget install Microsoft.AzureStorageEmulator or this website.
5. Install Azure Functions extension for Visual Studio Code.
6. (Optional) Install Azure Storage extension for Visual Studio Code.
7. Copy a file named local.settings.json from local.settings.json.template, and replace <stickers-blob-connection-string> with a concrete value. You can retrieve it with Azure Storage Explorer or Azure Storage extension. Read this for more information.

Debug

1. Ensure the appropriate configuration exists in local.settings.json.
2. (Note) If you want to test functions with Azure Storage Emulator, run Azure Storage Emulator and wait for it to be ready to use. In this way, you should copy local.settings.json form local.settings.json.debug.
3. (Note) If you want to test functions with Azurite, run Azurite: Start Blob Service, Azurite: Start Queue Service, and Azurite: Start Table Service in the command pallette, and select image-functions as working directory. In this way, you should copy local.settings.json form local.settings.json.debug.
4. Press F5 or run Debug: Start Debugging in the command pallette, and select Attach to .NET Functions.

Deploy

1. Ensure the appropriate configuration exists in local.settings.json.
2. Run Azure Functions: Deploy to Function App... in the command pallette, select image-functions folder to deploy, and finally select the target resource (hack-stickers-v2-dev-image-functions for dev test).