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Hi there :slightly_smiling_face: Did someone have already implemented growthbook/edge-lambda using L...
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Hi there 🙂 Did someone have already implemented growthbook/edge-lambda using Lambda@Edge ? It seems that my lambda zip which imports only the edge-lambda package exceeds the restriction of 1 MB by 0.3 MB. I am only interested in URL Redirection experiment, is there a way to tree-shake this package ? Any clue ? I tried to use Layers but cannot use them with CloudFront. Thank you 🙏
I managed to minify the bundle so my lambda function goes under 1 MB. But now, I'm getting a 
502 The Lambda function returned invalid JSON: The JSON output must be an object type
. Looks like the 
handlerRequest
from 
@growthbook/edge-lambda
returns 
null
I am using this snippet:
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import { handleRequest } from "@growthbook/edge-lambda";

export async function handler(event, ctx, callback) {
  // Manually build your environment:
  const env = buildEnv();

  // Specify additional edge endpoint information:
  env.host = "<http://www.mysite.io|www.mysite.io>";

  // Uncomment for ease of testing locally - returns response instead of using callback():
  // env.returnResponse = true;

  handleRequest(event, callback, env);
}

function buildEnv() {
  // todo: define environment variables here
}
I just added my build env and set env.host.
h
handleRequest()
isn't supposed to return anything (unless you set 
env.returnResponse = true;
). Instead its mean to call in internal callback.
g
Well it seemed to be a pure JS issue, since handleRequest is async, the handler actually returned 
null
. Returning the promise solved this issue
h
yeah its a bit confusing. its a conditionally async function since we wanted to support both use cases
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