This small module is meant to help test Python based AWS Lambda functions that get triggered by other AWS services (ex: CodePipeline action). The module will generate an "event" that appears to come from a specified service which can be used to simulate an actual invocation of the function.
pip install aws_lambda_sample_events
from aws_lambda_sample_events import SampleEvent
from pprint import pprint
codepipeline = SampleEvent('codepipeline')
pprint(codepipeline.event)SampleEvent() expects a single string argument representing the name of the AWS Service you would like a sample event for.
- codepipeline
- sns
- cloudformation
- ses
- scheduled
- dynamodb_update
- cognito_sync_trigger
- kinesis_stream
- s3_put
- s3_delete
- cloudwatch_logs
- cloudwatch_events
- config_rule
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