We're currently running multi-package code on AWS Lambda, eg:
package_one/
handler.py
utils.py
package_two/
other.py
On AWS Lambda, we're able to use:
from . import utils
from package_two import other
These imports don't work locally, presumably due to the way that python-lambda-local calls the handler as a function directly? So locally, we're using the following boilerplate in each handler we need to directly call:
if __name__[:8] in ['__main__', 'request-'] and not __package__:
import os
import sys
__package__ = 'package_one'
sys.path.append(...)Are we missing something obvious here, or would a PR be welcomed to either inject this boilerplate automatically, or have python-lamba-local call the handler from within a package as AWS Lambda does itself?
We're currently running multi-package code on AWS Lambda, eg:
On AWS Lambda, we're able to use:
These imports don't work locally, presumably due to the way that
python-lambda-localcalls the handler as a function directly? So locally, we're using the following boilerplate in each handler we need to directly call:Are we missing something obvious here, or would a PR be welcomed to either inject this boilerplate automatically, or have
python-lamba-localcall the handler from within a package as AWS Lambda does itself?