Functions handlers reference

For Node functions, the handler must be written in the <folder>/<file>.<function_name> format.

• If the handle function is defined in a single file named handler.js: the handler name will be handler.handle.

• If the handle function is defined in a file named handler.js in a root folder: the handler will be handler.handle.

• If the handle function is defined in a file named handler.js within a folder (for example, myFunction/handler.js): the handler will be myFunction/handler.handle.

For PHP functions, the handler must be written in the <folder>/<file>.<function_name> format.

• If the handle function is defined in a single file named handler.php: the handler name will be handler.handle.

• If the handle function is defined in a file named handler.php in a root folder: the handler will be handler.handle.

• If the handle function is defined in a file named handler.php within a folder (for example, myFunction/handler.php): the handler will be myFunction/handler.handle.

For Go, the handler must be written in the <folder>/<function_name> format:

• If the Handle function is defined in a handler.go file in a root folder: the handler name will be Handle.

• If the Handle function is defined in a handler.go file (for example, myFunction/handler.go): the handler will be myFunction/Handle

For Rust, the handler must be written in the <folder>/<function_name> format:

• If the handle function is defined in a handler.rs file in a root folder: the handler name will be handle.

• If the handle function is defined in a handler.rs file (for example, myFunction/handler.rs): the handler will be myFunction/handle