@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ def create(self):
7878 return CustomSkill (skill_configuration = skill_configuration )
7979
8080 def lambda_handler (self ):
81- # type: () -> Callable[[RequestEnvelope , T], Dict[str, T]]
81+ # type: () -> Callable[[str , T], Dict[str, T]]
8282 """Create a handler function that can be used as handler in
8383 AWS Lambda console.
8484
@@ -87,10 +87,21 @@ def lambda_handler(self):
8787 lambda_handler output to a variable and set the variable as
8888 AWS Lambda Handler on the console.
8989
90+ As mentioned in the `AWS Lambda Handler docs <https://docs.aws.
91+ amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/python-programming-model-handler-types.html>`__,
92+ the handler function receives the event attribute as a ``str``
93+ representing the input request envelope JSON from Alexa service,
94+ which is deserialized to
95+ :py:class:`ask_sdk_model.request_envelope.RequestEnvelope`, before
96+ invoking the skill. The output from the handler function would
97+ be the serialized
98+ :py:class:`ask_sdk_model.response_envelope.ResponseEnvelope` class
99+ from the appropriate skill handler.
100+
90101 :return: Handler function to tag on AWS Lambda console.
91102 """
92103 def wrapper (event , context ):
93- # type: (RequestEnvelope , T) -> Dict[str, T]
104+ # type: (str , T) -> Dict[str, T]
94105 skill = CustomSkill (skill_configuration = self .skill_configuration )
95106 request_envelope = skill .serializer .deserialize (
96107 payload = json .dumps (event ), obj_type = RequestEnvelope )
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