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@coorpacademy/kinesis-lambda-launcher
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Install it globaly with npm
npm install -g @coorpacademy/kinesis-lambda-launcher
then you can call it with a simple
kinesis-lambda-launcher [--options]
Usage: kinesis-lambda-launcher [--options]
Options:
--kinesis-endpoint Specify an alternative endpoint for the kinesis sdk
[string]
--kinesis-stream Specify a stream name to listen [string]
--lambda-file Path of lambda file [string]
--lambda-handler Name of lambda function [string]
Examples:
kinesis-lambda-launcher --kinesis-endpoint localhost:4567 --kinesis-stream bricklane-central-development --lambda-file ./lambda/functions/progression-analytics/handler.js --lambda-handler analytics
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The npm package @coorpacademy/kinesis-lambda-launcher receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @coorpacademy/kinesis-lambda-launcher popularity was classified as not popular.
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