I'm writing my first azure function project in node.js. I have my project directory, in which exists the host.json and local settings files. As far as I understand it, my individual function folders, in which function.json and my function code exists, must reside as a sibling to the hosts.json file. So, project folders must look something like ...
project-root/
package.json
host.json
function-a/
function.json
index.js
function-b/
function.json
index.js
But, is it possible to have a project structure with those function folders nested deeper? Something like the following, perhaps ...
project-root/
package.json
host.json
src/
function-a/
function.json
index.js
function-b/
function.json
index.js
This might be useful if I were to be using TypeScript and would need to the function host to execute out of a dist folder, like below ...
project-root/
package.json
host.json
src/
function-a/
function.json
index.js
function-b/
function.json
index.js
dist/
function-a/
function-b/
I can't seem to get the function host to look into nested directories, though.
Is this possible?
No. Not currently supported. Here is uservoice for the request ...