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Key Changes:
Replace require with import:
const https = require('https'); becomes import https from 'https';.
Exporting the Handler:
exports.handler = async function(event) { ... } is replaced with export const handler = async function(event) { ... };.
Explanation:
Importing Modules:
ES modules use import to bring in dependencies. Here, https is imported using import https from 'https';.
Exporting the Function:
ES modules use export to export functions or variables. The handler function is exported with export const handler.
By making these changes, your code will now be compatible with environments that use ES modules, such as AWS Lambda with certain configurations.
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Key Changes:
Replace require with import:
const https = require('https'); becomes import https from 'https';. Exporting the Handler:
exports.handler = async function(event) { ... } is replaced with export const handler = async function(event) { ... };. Explanation:
Importing Modules:
ES modules use import to bring in dependencies. Here, https is imported using import https from 'https';. Exporting the Function:
ES modules use export to export functions or variables. The handler function is exported with export const handler. By making these changes, your code will now be compatible with environments that use ES modules, such as AWS Lambda with certain configurations.