nazreen/index.html

## index.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
  <meta charset="utf-8">
  <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width">
  <title>JS Bin</title>
</head>
<body>

<script id="jsbin-javascript">
// When using Lambda Proxy integration on API Gateway, the payload is always string escaped
// the payload is put in event.body, so in your Lambda, the payload can be accessed there

function lambdaPrintName(event) {
  const parsedBody = JSON.parse(event.body)
  const { name } = parsedBody
  // const { name } = event.body
  if (name === undefined) throw 'name must be defined'
  console.log('Hello, ' + name)
}

const input = {
  name: 'Nazreen'
}

function invokePrintNameFromGateway(requestBody) {
  const escapedRequest = JSON.stringify(requestBody)
  lambdaPrintName({ body: escapedRequest })
}

// invokePrintNameFromGateway(input)

// so that's if the event source is API Gateway
// if the event source is from the sdk instead..
// lambda will expect a params object which contains Payload in it
// it expects stringified Payload for the same security reason
// this Payload will be passed as the event.body to Lambda

const sdkInput = {
  name: 'Efim'
}
const sdkPayload = {
  body: JSON.stringify(sdkInput)
}

function invokePrintNameFromSdk({ Payload }) {
  const eventBody = JSON.parse(Payload)
  lambdaPrintName(eventBody)
}

invokePrintNameFromSdk({ Payload: sdkPayload })
</script>


<script id="jsbin-source-javascript" type="text/javascript">// When using Lambda Proxy integration on API Gateway, the payload is always string escaped
// the payload is put in event.body, so in your Lambda, the payload can be accessed there

function lambdaPrintName(event) {
  const parsedBody = JSON.parse(event.body)
  const { name } = parsedBody
  // const { name } = event.body
  if (name === undefined) throw 'name must be defined'
  console.log('Hello, ' + name)
}

const input = {
  name: 'Nazreen'
}

function invokePrintNameFromGateway(requestBody) {
  const escapedRequest = JSON.stringify(requestBody)
  lambdaPrintName({ body: escapedRequest })
}

// invokePrintNameFromGateway(input)

// so that's if the event source is API Gateway
// if the event source is from the sdk instead..
// lambda will expect a params object which contains Payload in it
// it expects stringified Payload for the same security reason
// this Payload will be passed as the event.body to Lambda

const sdkInput = {
  name: 'Efim'
}
const sdkPayload = {
  body: JSON.stringify(sdkInput)
}

function invokePrintNameFromSdk({ Payload }) {
  const eventBody = JSON.parse(Payload)
  lambdaPrintName(eventBody)
}

invokePrintNameFromSdk({ Payload: sdkPayload })
</script></body>
</html>

## jsbin.fikebih.js
// When using Lambda Proxy integration on API Gateway, the payload is always string escaped
// the payload is put in event.body, so in your Lambda, the payload can be accessed there

function lambdaPrintName(event) {
  const parsedBody = JSON.parse(event.body)
  const { name } = parsedBody
  // const { name } = event.body
  if (name === undefined) throw 'name must be defined'
  console.log('Hello, ' + name)
}

const input = {
  name: 'Nazreen'
}

function invokePrintNameFromGateway(requestBody) {
  const escapedRequest = JSON.stringify(requestBody)
  lambdaPrintName({ body: escapedRequest })
}

// invokePrintNameFromGateway(input)

// so that's if the event source is API Gateway
// if the event source is from the sdk instead..
// lambda will expect a params object which contains Payload in it
// it expects stringified Payload for the same security reason
// this Payload will be passed as the event.body to Lambda

const sdkInput = {
  name: 'Efim'
}
const sdkPayload = {
  body: JSON.stringify(sdkInput)
}

function invokePrintNameFromSdk({ Payload }) {
  const eventBody = JSON.parse(Payload)
  lambdaPrintName(eventBody)
}

invokePrintNameFromSdk({ Payload: sdkPayload })
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>
	<head>
	<meta charset="utf-8">
	<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width">
	<title>JS Bin</title>
	</head>
	<body>

	<script id="jsbin-javascript">
	// When using Lambda Proxy integration on API Gateway, the payload is always string escaped
	// the payload is put in event.body, so in your Lambda, the payload can be accessed there

	function lambdaPrintName(event) {
	const parsedBody = JSON.parse(event.body)
	const { name } = parsedBody
	// const { name } = event.body
	if (name === undefined) throw 'name must be defined'
	console.log('Hello, ' + name)
	}

	const input = {
	name: 'Nazreen'
	}

	function invokePrintNameFromGateway(requestBody) {
	const escapedRequest = JSON.stringify(requestBody)
	lambdaPrintName({ body: escapedRequest })
	}

	// invokePrintNameFromGateway(input)

	// so that's if the event source is API Gateway
	// if the event source is from the sdk instead..
	// lambda will expect a params object which contains Payload in it
	// it expects stringified Payload for the same security reason
	// this Payload will be passed as the event.body to Lambda

	const sdkInput = {
	name: 'Efim'
	}
	const sdkPayload = {
	body: JSON.stringify(sdkInput)
	}

	function invokePrintNameFromSdk({ Payload }) {
	const eventBody = JSON.parse(Payload)
	lambdaPrintName(eventBody)
	}

	invokePrintNameFromSdk({ Payload: sdkPayload })
	</script>



	<script id="jsbin-source-javascript" type="text/javascript">// When using Lambda Proxy integration on API Gateway, the payload is always string escaped
	// the payload is put in event.body, so in your Lambda, the payload can be accessed there

	function lambdaPrintName(event) {
	const parsedBody = JSON.parse(event.body)
	const { name } = parsedBody
	// const { name } = event.body
	if (name === undefined) throw 'name must be defined'
	console.log('Hello, ' + name)
	}

	const input = {
	name: 'Nazreen'
	}

	function invokePrintNameFromGateway(requestBody) {
	const escapedRequest = JSON.stringify(requestBody)
	lambdaPrintName({ body: escapedRequest })
	}

	// invokePrintNameFromGateway(input)

	// so that's if the event source is API Gateway
	// if the event source is from the sdk instead..
	// lambda will expect a params object which contains Payload in it
	// it expects stringified Payload for the same security reason
	// this Payload will be passed as the event.body to Lambda

	const sdkInput = {
	name: 'Efim'
	}
	const sdkPayload = {
	body: JSON.stringify(sdkInput)
	}

	function invokePrintNameFromSdk({ Payload }) {
	const eventBody = JSON.parse(Payload)
	lambdaPrintName(eventBody)
	}

	invokePrintNameFromSdk({ Payload: sdkPayload })
	</script></body>
	</html>