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Rightsline Sample Lambda

This is a sample lambda function that is triggered off of an SQS message. It contains all the AWS signature logic and API code to perform CRUD operations with Rightsline's API.

Setup

The environment variables include those for the Rightsline API. Additional variables may be added based on your needs.

Environment Variables

  • RLACCESSKEY
  • RLAPIKEY
  • RLAPIURL (no protocol needed, just the host name - api.rightsline.com)
  • RLHOST (no protocol needed, just the host name - admin.rightsline.com)
  • RLSECRETKEY

Testing locally with .NET

Use the Tests project to debug through the function. A sample json message is included and should be updated to match your data for testing.

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