I’m curious, what are you all using the Console for the most?

Haven't used the console to much, but I definitely poked around in earlier versions of SST and it was working fine. I just updated to 0.67 and I am seeing it hang on

Syncing metadata

Looks like all the requests to localhost are just hanging. I suspect this is a WSL2 port issue, likely that

<http://localhost:12557/>

isn't making it from my windows machine to ubuntu. I will try to mess with it more later, but console isn't a must have right now.

I don't think I understand the response I'm getting from the new API feature of the console...

My lambda functions have fairly large log messages, which I notice pushes the Send button off the screen on the API tab.

Hey quick question. We wanted to try out the new API feature of the console but it wont even load. We get the following error message when clicking on the API icon

i setup a simple rest endpoint and am poking around in the console. i get a

200

hitting the endpoint but am getting

response: null

. here's the function

export function hook() {
  return {
    statusCode: 200,
    body: JSON.stringify({ some: "data" }),
  };
}

Hi, new to sst and still playing around. Is there a way to undo an RDS migration via the console?

Hi, I've been using SST for awhile, and I just saw that the console was added. In my app that's been in ongoing development for awhile, I run

npx sst start

and the console link doesn't show up. Am I missing something? Do I need to upgrade anything?

In the Cognito console can we have options for creating a user not auto verified, and be able to set and set user attributes?

Hi, I'm not really sure what channel/where to ask this question. But for the Database-->migrations, is there a way to run raw SQL functions from within these files or would I need a custom migrator?

Hello, So I ran npm run start and it gave me one console link. But when I go to console link I only see that syncing metadata. I am using 'GO' language. #help @Frank

quick question - is there a way to access logs (

console.log, console.error, throw, etc

) outside of cloudwatch using SST while developing? Something similar to

sls logs -f foo -t

? I’ve searched a bit, but figured I would check here as well. thank you!

How can I invoke the APIs if I have enabled

authorizer: "iam",

on my Api routes? Can I create a user in Cognito and then act as that user?

im playing with a

Queue()

SST construct and i notice that i cannot see the SQS queues within the SST console. is this coming?

guys, I’ve got a fun question: how difficult would it be to integrate the SST Console to a project running under the Serverless Framework? at my job we use only Serverless framework and it’s a pain when I have to navigate through all the AWS services to find the stuff that I’m working on or re-do lambda invokes… if I could do some workaround to run the console locally getting the creds coming from Serverless Framework somehow, that’d be really cool

Hi folks. I’ve got an

AppSyncApi

and a Cognito

Auth

set up. I’ve used

attachPermissionsForAuthUsers()

to connect them, so only Cognito users can access the graphql API. So now when I try to use my Graphql playground in the SST console, I get this:

{
  "errorType": "UnauthorizedException",
  "message": "You are not authorized to make this call."
}

Is there a way to either “log in” as a Cognito user when using the SST console, or some other way I can authenticate to my Graphql API for this purpose? I’ve tried also setting

authorizationConfig.defaultAuthorization.authorizationType

my AppSync config with both

appsync.AuthorizationType.API_KEY

and

appsync.AuthorizationType.IAM

, but I also can’t figure out how to get those connected either. I know SST is using an IAM role under the hood to create the AWS resources in the first place, so I thought

IAM

might just use this by magic, but it seems not. I’d be happy with setting an API key somewhere and passing it into the graphql playground via say, the Headers option, but I can’t see how to do that either. Any pointers would be much appreciated. Having the option to use the Graphql playground for local development work is the main thing I was hoping to get out of this work, so it’s a bit disappointing that it’s proving so difficult.

Hey all, Love this project, I'm just starting out with this, but already, this is awesome, learning heaps just from reading the docs :) Recently I've been playing with remote developer environments like Cloud9, code spaces, self-hosted vs-code-server etc... I'm hoping it might be feasible to migrate most of my development work over to this kind of setup. So, I was wandering is it posable to use console.serverless-stack.com with remove dev environments? I noticed it tries to establish a web-socket connection on localhost:13557 to connect with

sst start

or 'sst console'. this works with vs-code connected to code-spaces from local machine, as vs-code does some kind of local to remote forwarding... I was SUPER IMPRESSED 🎉 that SST and local vs-code + code-spaces just worked with this setup... but I'm also interested in having my environment fully remote with no local tooling installed. achievable? thanks

Am I correct in understanding that the console URLs are unique by app deployed? I just deployed https://console.serverless-stack.com/demo-app/demo/local to hack around on, then realized that is an actual URL to a named route that seems rather easy to collide with. Or is it just interpreted along with some headers / credentials sent along / communicating with the CLI when running the console so that the name doesn't have to be site-wide unique?