ExternalAdapterExample | example originated from this Medium post

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ExternalAdapterExample is a Go library. ExternalAdapterExample has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This example originated from this Medium post that explains how to set up a Go function using AWS Lambda. This repository should serve as an example for making external adapters available for the ChainLink network. At a minimum, developers should provide basic instructions for installing the external adapter. Additional information, like what is contained in the headings listed below, will further help developers and users of the external adapter. The installation instructions below are far more verbose than necessary in order to get someone who isn't familiar with AWS Lambda set up in a way that can be followed step-by-step.

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Install ExternalAdapterExample

First, clone this repository, then enter into the directory.
This walkthrough doesn't take any consideration to security. Setting up your AWS Lambda function this way will allow anyone to invoke the function. The deployment.zip file can be added to AWS Lambda either through the command line, as shown below, or through the GUI. For the command-line, run this (after change the name and role), then go to the Environment Variables step. For adding the deployment.zip file via the GUI, navigate to Services > Lambda and click Create function.

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