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There was no way to easily get a working database setup before. Adds docker-compose file (for database and seeder container only, not for actual TSS), migration, seed and some readme notes.
Only gotcha: The URL shown in the terminal still says `https://`. Couldn't find a way to make it print an HTTP URL.
Might be unnecessary but better safe than sorry
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Configures localstack as a local AWS stack so that the TSS can be tested offline without having to use the real AWS.
localstacktodocker-compose.ymlserverless-localstackdependency which makes it easy to reconfigure theserverless-offlinesetup to use the local AWS stack in development modelambdaands3objects that use the local endpoint in the dev environmentaws-sdkand a script that initializes the s3 buckets required by the TSSThe secrets (
accessKeyIdandsecretAccessKey) used in the AWS config of the dev environment can be anything, localstack just requires them to exist.