How to use _call_moto method in localstack

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...549 parameters: MapOfStringToString = None,550 ) -> RestApi:551 body_data = body.read()552 openapi_spec = parse_json_or_yaml(to_str(body_data))553 response = _call_moto(554 context,555 "CreateRestApi",556 CreateRestApiRequest(name=openapi_spec.get("info").get("title")),557 )558 return _call_moto(559 context,560 "PutRestApi",561 PutRestApiRequest(562 restApiId=response.get("id"),563 failOnWarnings=str_to_bool(fail_on_warnings) or False,564 parameters=parameters or {},565 body=body_data,566 ),567 )568 def delete_integration(569 self, context: RequestContext, rest_api_id: String, resource_id: String, http_method: String570 ) -> None:571 try:572 call_moto(context)573 except Exception as e:574 raise NotFoundException("Invalid Resource identifier specified") from e575 def get_export(576 self,577 context: RequestContext,578 rest_api_id: String,579 stage_name: String,580 export_type: String,581 parameters: MapOfStringToString = None,582 accepts: String = None,583 ) -> ExportResponse:584 openapi_exporter = OpenApiExporter()585 result = openapi_exporter.export_api(586 api_id=rest_api_id, stage=stage_name, export_type=export_type, export_format=accepts587 )588 if accepts == APPLICATION_JSON:589 result = json.dumps(result, indent=2)590 return ExportResponse(contentType=accepts, body=result)591 def get_api_keys(592 self,593 context: RequestContext,594 position: String = None,595 limit: NullableInteger = None,596 name_query: String = None,597 customer_id: String = None,598 include_values: NullableBoolean = None,599 ) -> ApiKeys:600 moto_response: ApiKeys = call_moto(context=context)601 item_list = PaginatedList(moto_response["items"])602 def token_generator(item):603 return item["id"]604 def filter_function(item):605 return item["name"].startswith(name_query)606 paginated_list, next_token = item_list.get_page(607 token_generator=token_generator,608 next_token=position,609 page_size=limit,610 filter_function=filter_function if name_query else None,611 )612 return ApiKeys(613 items=paginated_list, warnings=moto_response.get("warnings"), position=next_token614 )615# ---------------616# UTIL FUNCTIONS617# ---------------618def _call_moto(context: RequestContext, operation_name: str, parameters: ServiceRequest):619 """620 Not necessarily the pattern we want to follow in the future, but this makes possible to nest621 moto call and still be interface compatible.622 Ripped :call_moto_with_request: from moto.py but applicable to any operation (operation_name).623 """624 local_context = create_aws_request_context(625 service_name=context.service.service_name,626 action=operation_name,627 parameters=parameters,628 region=context.region,629 )630 local_context.request.headers.update(context.request.headers)631 return call_moto(local_context)632def normalize_authorizer(data):...

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