def handle_post(event):
body = rest_interface.get_body(event)
#TODO: Create a unique name of the JSON to store in the folder. You may have to use an attribute in the JSON object to determine the name.
key = None
# TODO: You may have to make some changes to the json_obj or create a new object to store in S3.
transformed_body = body
rest_interface.s3_write_obj(key, transformed_body)
def handle_post(event):
input_obj = rest_interface.get_body(event)
#TODO: Create a unique name of the JSON to store in the folder. You may have to use an attribute in the JSON object to determine the name.
key = input_obj['product']['name']
category = input_obj['product']['category']
print('key=', key)
# TODO: You may have to make some changes to the json_obj or create a new object to store in S3.
transformed_obj = input_obj
if key != '' and category != '':
rest_interface.s3_write_obj(key, transformed_obj)
return event['body']
def handle_post(event):
member_signup = rest_interface.get_body(event)
print("member_signup = ", member_signup)
#TODO: Create a unique name of the JSON to store in the folder. You may have to use an attribute in the JSON object to determine the name.
import hashlib
m = hashlib.md5()
m.update(member_signup['email'].encode())
uuid = m.hexdigest()
key = f"/members/{uuid}"
# TODO: You may have to make some changes to the json_obj or create a new object to store in S3.
member = dict(key=key,
name=member_signup["name"],
email=member_signup["email"])
rest_interface.s3_write_obj(key, member)
return dict(uuid=uuid)