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lambda-cfn-response

v0.0.9

Published

The module contains a send method, which sends a response object to a custom resource by way of an Amazon S3 pre-signed URL.

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lambda-cfn-response

The module sends a response object to a custom resource by way of an Amazon S3 pre-signed URL.

This module is different from the cfn-response module available on NPM as it doesn't end your lambda upon execution. This module returns a Promise and will need to be chained with context.done in order to stop the lambda execution.

How do I use it?

To use in your Lambda function code:

const response = require('lambda-cfn-response');

.....then((data) => (response(event, context, 'SUCCESS', data);)).then(context.done).....

The response function takes 4 arguments:

  • event and context provided by AWS Lambda
  • a status: 'SUCCESS' for successful executions or 'FAILED' for failed executions
  • responseData: an object containing all the data you wish to pass to your CFN custom resource which is calling the Lambda.

License

Copyright Kickstarter, PBC.

Released under an MIT License.