Best Python code snippet using localstack_python
lambda_utils.py
Source: lambda_utils.py
...255 LOG.warn(256 f"Could not convert filter value {numeric_filter[idx + 1]} to a valid number value for filtering"257 )258 return True259def verify_dict_filter(record_value: any, dict_filter: Dict[str, any]) -> bool:260 # https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/invocation-eventfiltering.html#filtering-syntax261 fits_filter = False262 for key, filter_value in dict_filter.items():263 if key.lower() == "anything-but":264 fits_filter = record_value not in filter_value265 elif key.lower() == "numeric":266 fits_filter = parse_and_apply_numeric_filter(record_value, filter_value)267 elif key.lower() == "exists":268 fits_filter = bool(filter_value) # exists means that the key exists in the event record269 elif key.lower() == "prefix":270 if not isinstance(record_value, str):271 LOG.warn(f"Record Value {record_value} does not seem to be a valid string.")272 fits_filter = isinstance(record_value, str) and record_value.startswith(273 str(filter_value)274 )275 if fits_filter:276 return True277 return fits_filter278def filter_stream_record(filter_rule: Dict[str, any], record: Dict[str, any]) -> bool:279 if not filter_rule:280 return True281 # https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/invocation-eventfiltering.html#filtering-syntax282 filter_results = []283 for key, value in filter_rule.items():284 # check if rule exists in event285 record_value = (286 record.get(key.lower(), record.get(key)) if isinstance(record, Dict) else None287 )288 append_record = False289 if record_value is not None:290 # check if filter rule value is a list (leaf of rule tree) or a dict (rescursively call function)291 if isinstance(value, list):292 if len(value) > 0:293 if isinstance(value[0], (str, int)):294 append_record = record_value in value295 if isinstance(value[0], dict):296 append_record = verify_dict_filter(record_value, value[0])297 else:298 LOG.warn(f"Empty lambda filter: {key}")299 elif isinstance(value, dict):300 append_record = filter_stream_record(value, record_value)301 else:302 # special case 'exists'303 if isinstance(value, list) and len(value) > 0:304 append_record = not value[0].get("exists", True)305 filter_results.append(append_record)306 return all(filter_results)307def filter_stream_records(records, filters: List[FilterCriteria]):308 filtered_records = []309 for record in records:310 for filter in filters:...
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