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"test": "run-local-lambda --file index.js --event tests/event.json --timeout 3"
}
```
To add some environment variables to your test script, you can add --processenv so:

```js
"scripts": {
"test": "run-local-lambda --file index.js --event tests/event.json -- processenv tests/envir.json --timeout 3"
}
```

Finally, you can invoke your test by simply running:

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* --event [event file name] - Event data file name. Default: event.json
* --handler [handler name] - Lambda function handler. Default: handler
* --timeout [timeout seconds] - The timeout in seconds. Default: 3
* --processenv [environment file name] - Environment data file name. Default: blank (optional)

### Context
The context object provides the following public methods:
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]
}
```
### Environment
The environment data file can be provided using the --processenv parameter. An event is just a JSON object such as:

```js
{
"BUCKET":"<BUCKET-NAME>"
}
```

See this [AWS documentation](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/with-s3-example-upload-deployment-pkg.html) for more information on testing Lambda functions manually.

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