Mateusz Stawecki

@austinfox If you want to invoke your lambda-api handler without using API Gateway, you can try passing an event object that is similar to the API Gateway format. The following...

Hi Gilberto, The sample you've provided seems to work fine, when testing sample path `/v1/bot/selector`. Perhaps the issue is somewhere else. - Are you sure you're passing the bot.selector/bot.hermes handlers...

@thadeuk Lambda API catches thrown errors and returns them as a "custom response" with an HTTP 500 status code, instead of crashing the lambda. There are drawbacks to letting your...

@thadeuk I haven't found any way so far and it doesn't seem like there is. If you look at [AWS docs - Handle Lambda errors in API Gateway](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/apigateway/latest/developerguide/handle-errors-in-lambda-integration.html) it states:...

Hi, Lambda API is optimised to execute on AWS Lambda and within its ecosystem including CloudWatch. That said there's at least four ways you can attempt integrating with external logging...

You could set cors for all routes using middleware, then return 200 for all OPTIONS requests. It wouldn't be as restrictive as checking the routes, but except for doing this...

I've been using download on Lambda without issues. Did you try using other packages? Can you paste the portion of code in which you're using download?