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type Option func(*Options)

type Options struct {
	// LoggerProvider provides a new zerolog.Logger instance on every request.
	LoggerProvider func(ctx context.Context) *zerolog.Logger

	// DisableRequestDebugLogging disables logging the JSON-encoded request in DEBUG mode.
	DisableRequestDebugLogging bool
	// DisableResponseDebugLogging disables logging the JSON-encoded response in DEBUG mode.
	DisableResponseDebugLogging bool

	// DisableMetricsLogging dictates whether the handler will automatically log metrics about the request
	// and response using metrics.Metrics.
	//
	// The metrics are written as structured JSON that contains basic information such as start and end time, status
	// codes, whether the handler returns an error or panics, etc. You can turn this feature off if you are doing your
	// own service logging.
	DisableMetricsLogging bool

	// DisableSetUpGlobalLogger dictates whether logsupport.SetUpGlobalLogger is called on every request.
	// logsupport.SetUpGlobalLogger sets up log.Default with reasonable flags as well as adding the request Id as
	// prefix. You should generally leave this feature enabled if you do a lot of logging with the default log module.
	DisableSetUpGlobalLogger bool

	// DisableSetUpZeroLogGlobalLevel dictates whether logsupport.SetUpZeroLogGlobalLevel is called once on startup.
	// logsupport.SetUpZeroLogGlobalLevel changes the global log level according to available environment variables.
	// It's very useful to leave enabled if you emit lot of logs at Debug level and would like to use the DEBUG
	// environment variable to toggle writing Debug logs.
	DisableSetUpZeroLogGlobalLevel bool

	// HandlerOptions passes along additional Lambda-runtime-specific options. See lambda.StartWithOptions.
	HandlerOptions []lambda.Option
}