How to use the middy/middlewares.httpEventNormalizer function in middy
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fourTheorem / ai-as-a-service / chapter7-8 / frontier-service / handler.js View on Github 
Object.keys(exports).forEach(key => {
module.exports[key] = middy(exports[key])
.use(
loggerMiddleware({
logger: log
})
)
.use(httpEventNormalizer())
.use(jsonBodyParser())
.use(validator({ inputSchema: exports[key].schema }))
.use(cors())
.use(autoProxyResponse())
.use(httpErrorHandler())
})
}Object.keys(exports).forEach(key => {
const handler = middy(exports[key])
.use(
loggerMiddleware({
logger: log
})
)
.use(httpEventNormalizer())
.use(jsonBodyParser())
.use(cors())
.use(autoProxyResponse())
.use(httpErrorHandler())
if (options.ssmParameters && process.env.SLIC_STAGE !== 'test') {
handler.use(
ssm({
cache: true,
names: options.ssmParameters,
awsSdkOptions: {
endpoint: process.env.SSM_ENDPOINT_URL
}
})
)
}middy
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