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Function with Lambda Layer - Functionx Typing CST Test

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Function with Lambda Layer — Functionx Code

A FunctionX function using a Lambda layer for shared dependencies.

# functionx/demo/layer.yaml
service: layer-demo
provider: aws
runtime: nodejs14.x
layers:
	commonLibs:
		path: layers/commonLibs
functions:
	layerFunc:
		handler: handler.layerFunc
		layers:
		- { Ref: commonLibs }
		events:
		- http:
		path: /layer
		method: get

Functionx Language Guide

FunctionX (FX) is a next-generation blockchain platform that combines the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility with cross-chain interoperability and decentralized applications. It aims to provide scalable, fast, and secure infrastructure for DeFi, dApps, and Web3.

Primary Use Cases

  • ▸Deploy EVM-compatible smart contracts
  • ▸Develop decentralized applications (dApps)
  • ▸Create DeFi platforms and protocols
  • ▸Enable cross-chain transactions and interoperability
  • ▸Build NFTs and tokenized assets

Notable Features

  • ▸EVM-compatible smart contract execution
  • ▸Cross-chain interoperability with major blockchains
  • ▸High throughput and low-latency transactions
  • ▸Decentralized governance through FX token
  • ▸Secure and modular architecture for scalability

Origin & Creator

FunctionX was created by the FunctionX Foundation and launched in 2020 to provide a scalable, interoperable blockchain ecosystem.

Industrial Note

FunctionX is ideal for blockchain developers building EVM-compatible dApps, cross-chain DeFi platforms, and scalable decentralized applications.

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