Support for direct calls to execute lambda functions and return their output (for py.tests) - #35
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The return value of the functions is returned so the test can check the output.
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Thanks for your patch. LGTM.
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When writing py.tests for lambda functions that have a non-empty return, each test function should create a test event/context, execute the lambda with the event/context and then compare the output of the function with the expected output.
This is currently not possible with the package as the command-line is its only interface.
This PR adds the feature for py.test functions (or any other module for that matter) to execute the lambda locally, and get the output.