Use a less abstract Lambda handler example #292
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The first example in the documentation of how to structure a handler is (I think!) a rare use case. It's much more likely that someone writing a Lambda function will be triggering it via an AWS service than with a string or custom type. As it stands, the documentation has the `events` package as a footnote. By moving the `events` package into the example code, the package is much more discoverable. In your IDE, you can hit `events.` and see a list of all the available request and response types.
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The first example in the documentation of how to structure a handler is (I think!) a rare use case. It's much more likely that someone writing a Lambda function will be triggering it via an AWS service than with a string or custom type.
As it stands, the documentation has the
eventspackage as a footnote.By moving the
eventspackage into the example code, the package is much more discoverable. In your IDE, you can hitevents.and see a list of all the available request and response types.Issue #, if available:
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