GREY-1789: Unify prefix & suffix shortcuts across commands

Author: mmatlik

bin/lambda-deploy.js

@@ -32,8 +32,8 @@ program
     .option('-s, --stage <stage>', 'Stage name')
     .option('-r, --region <region>', 'Region')
     .option('-e, --environment <env>', 'Environment Variables to embed as key-value pairs', parseEnvironment, {})
-    .option('--resource-prefix <prefix>', 'Prefix to use with all lambda-tools created AWS resources, defaults to \'\' (empty string)')
-    .option('--resource-suffix <suffix>', 'Suffix to use with all lambda-tools created AWS resources, defaults to \'\' (empty string)')
+    .option('-rp, --resource-prefix <prefix>', 'Prefix to use with all lambda-tools created AWS resources, defaults to \'\' (empty string)')
+    .option('-rs, --resource-suffix <suffix>', 'Suffix to use with all lambda-tools created AWS resources, defaults to \'\' (empty string)')
     .option('--dry-run', 'Simply generate files that would be used to update the stack and API')
     .option('--exclude [list]', 'Packages to exclude from bundling', function(val) { return val.split(','); })
     .option('--clean', 'Force a clean build where cached bundles are not used')

bin/lambda-setup.js

@@ -13,8 +13,8 @@ const createResources = require('../lib/setup/create-cf-resources.js');
 
 program
     .option('-r, --region <string>', 'Region to setup in, if not set otherwise, defaults to \'us-east-1\'')
-    .option('-p, --resource-prefix <string>', 'Prefix to use with all lambda-tools created AWS resources, defaults to \'\' (empty string)')
-    .option('-s, --resource-suffix <string>', 'Suffix to use with all lambda-tools created AWS resources, defaults to \'\' (empty string)')
+    .option('-rp, --resource-prefix <string>', 'Prefix to use with all lambda-tools created AWS resources, defaults to \'\' (empty string)')
+    .option('-rs, --resource-suffix <string>', 'Suffix to use with all lambda-tools created AWS resources, defaults to \'\' (empty string)')
     .option('--no-color', 'Turn off ANSI coloring in output')
     .parse(process.argv);