ts) - (see using with typescript section) quick_invoke file) to the lambda file you want to invoke (.js or. name - a group name that will be created for the events in this folder.quick_invoke file and configure the following: json file for each event you will want to invoke your lambda with
You are ready to use it in SAM CLI mode! (see steps to use) Steps to use:
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another way is to wrap your repository project directory in another parent folder and install the aws-sdk in this parent folder (that is not comited on your repository).one way to go around this is to install it as a dev-dependency and make sure to npm install -production before lambda deployment.aws-sdk comes pre-installed in the lambda environment when spawned and should not be in the lambda's package.json but when invoking locally node must resolve it's location.install aws-sdk (required if your lambda makes calls to aws-sdk like DynamoDB and other aws frameworks).install env-cmd as a dev dependency (optional but recommended).
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quick_invoke files in your workspace and for all. Quick Invoke extension will search for all. quick_invoke file for each lambda you want to test and one or multiple.