*DO NOT USE* - This project was done during my initial python and lambda's studies. I would recommend you the `serverless framework`.
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We are open to contributions. Also let we know if you need some feature that is not implemented or it’s not working properly. Please feel free to open an Issue in the Github project requesting fixes or new features.
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$ pip install lambda-toolkit -U
Using lambda-toolkit proxy you’re able to debug real events in real time in your own machine.
See how it works.
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After you create a proxy, you’re able even to put breakpoints in your code, like the example below:
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