Is there a reason why the IFX Node SDK auto-writes the eventsHandler module? This functionality has proven to be a bit of a thorn in my side for the following reasons...
It generates code that breaks linting rules I have established. The module.exports object does not end with a semicolon, and the file does not end with a new line. I have to either exclude the file from linting checks, or continually git restore it during development.
It is not compatible with same-folder testing architecture. If I have a defaultHandler.test.js file in the eventsHandlers folder, the eventsHandler.js file is generated with malformed javascript:
const defaultHandler = require('./eventsHandlers/defaultHandler');
const defaultHandler.test = require('./eventsHandlers/defaultHandler.test');
module.exports = { defaultHandler, defaultHandler.test }
In addition, the autogeneration of this particular file is not immediately obvious, so I spent quite some time confused why it kept changing on me. The generated code seems quite simple, so I don't understand what purpose autogenerating it really serves.
Lowell Kissling
