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To add external Python libraries to your AWS CodeCatalyst Rest API project, you can create a new Lambda layer and upload the required libraries to it. Here are the steps
- Create a directory on your local machine for the layer, and add a subdirectory named "python".
- Inside the "python" directory, create a "site-packages" directory.
- Use pip to install the required external libraries into the "site-packages" directory. For example, you can run the following command to install the "requests" library: pip install requests -t python/site-packages.
- Zip the contents of the "python" directory. You can use the following command to zip the directory: cd python && zip -r ../layer.zip *.
- Upload the resulting "layer.zip" file to AWS Lambda Layers. You can do this through the AWS Management Console or using the AWS CLI.
- Once the layer is uploaded, you can add it to your Lambda function in AWS CodeCatalyst by referencing its ARN in the "Layers" section of the Lambda function configuration.
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Thank you for the detailed instructions. I had to follow a slightly different directory structure to make it work.
Created a directory named 'python' and installed the library directly under the 'python' directory (didn't require the site-packages subdirectory).
zip (python/library files)