Implementing a Single Handler from a Shared API Contract
Is there any way to implement just a single handler from an API? We have a codebase where each lambda is responsible only for a single endpoint, and the contracts are defined in a shared package that the frontend and backend are dependent on.
Ideally we'd be able to define the contract with all the endpoints (makes it easier to derive the client), but only have to implement one endpoint in each lambda. I'm figuring we could probably just declare another
Is there any out-of-the-box way to do this, or is this some esoteric strange use case?
Ideally we'd be able to define the contract with all the endpoints (makes it easier to derive the client), but only have to implement one endpoint in each lambda. I'm figuring we could probably just declare another
HttpApiHttpApiIs there any out-of-the-box way to do this, or is this some esoteric strange use case?
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