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# If the resource group defines one or more AWS Lambda Function resources, you can put 
# the code that implements the functions below. The Handler property of the Lambda 
# Function resource definition in the groups's resource-template.json file identifies 
# the Python function that is called when the Lambda Function is execution. To call 
# a function here in main.py, set the Handler property to "main.FUNCTION_NAME".
#
# IMPORTANT: If the game executes the Lambda Function (which is often the case), then
# you must configure player access for the Lambda Function. This is done by including
# the CloudCanvas Permission metadata on the Lambda Function resource definition.
#

import boto3            # Python AWS API
import CloudCanvas      # Access Settings using get_setting("SETTING_NAME")

# Setting values come from the Settings property of the AWS Lambda Function's 
# configuration resource definition in the resource groups's resource-template.json 
# file. 
#
# You can use settings to pass resource template parameter values to the Lambda
# Function. The template parameter's default values can be overriden using the 
# project project-settings.json file. You can provide different parameter values 
# for each deployment.
#
# You can also use settings to pass a resource's physical id to the Lambda Function.
# The Lambda Function code can use the pyhsical id to access the AWS resource using
# the boto3 api.