AntonioVergari commented on issue #98:
URL: https://github.com/apache/openserverless/issues/98#issuecomment-2698954823

   Hi @d4rkstar,
   
   I started looking at the Node.js doc. I began with the automatic retrieval 
of nodejs runtime dependencies using task. It seems to work and it creates 
three tables, one for each available version, with the list and the version of 
dependencies. Probably we can do something similar for python.
   
   I also started checking all the examples and found some problems:
   - The example with array are not working. When i return an array the 
function returns null. Probably I'm doing something wrong, so i would check 
with someone this point
   - Some example are using services that are no longer available, like 
https://query.yahooapis.com
   
   I'll continue testing the existing functions in the old guide. If you agree 
i'll structure the documentation this way for Nodejs:
   
   - Basic Examples
   - Asyncronous Examples
   - Packages Examples
   - Supported Runtimes (V18, V20, V21) and a table with npm packages listed in 
package.json depencecies and their version. This piece is automatically 
generated using task
   
   Please let me know if you agree or if you have any suggestions 
   


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