--all flag fails to produce output

[Gnafu]

The standard: "python list_lambdas.py" command completes successfully, but if I add the "--all" flag the following message is produced:

python list_lambdas.py --all
100% (15 of 15) |#############################################################################################################################| Elapsed Time: 0:00:23 Time: 0:00:23
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "list_lambdas.py", line 251, in <module>
    print_lambda_list(arguments)
  File "list_lambdas.py", line 191, in print_lambda_list
    print(table.table)
  File "C:\Python36\lib\site-packages\terminaltables\base_table.py", line 216, in table
    dimensions = max_dimensions(self.table_data, self.padding_left, self.padding_right)[:3]
  File "C:\Python36\lib\site-packages\terminaltables\width_and_alignment.py", line 106, in max_dimensions
    inner_heights[j] = max(inner_heights[j], cell.count('\n') + 1)
TypeError: a bytes-like object is required, not 'str'

I'm on Windows 10 with Python 3.6.4

[nshap]

@Gnafu can you please provide a more detailed output? It seems like an issue with the table formatting. Can you provide the original data using "print" in the code?

[Gnafu]

@nshap Sure, which variable you want me to print? (and where in the code? :) )

[nshap]

It seems that the cell.count('\n') fails. According to this thread, this might be an encoding issue: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33054527/python-3-5-typeerror-a-bytes-like-object-is-required-not-str-when-writing-t

Can you add the following statement before line 191? print(table.table_data)

This should help understand the object which goes through.

[Gnafu]

Here you go:

[['Region', 'Function', 'Memory (MB)', 'Code Size (MB)', 'Timeout (seconds)', 'Runtime', 'Description', 'Last Modified', 'Last Invocation'], ['us-west-2', 'REDACTED', '512', '0.00', '15', 'java8', b'', '21 days ago', 'N/A (no invocations?)'], ['us-west-2', 'REDACTED', '128', '0.00', '3', 'nodejs4.3', b'', '134 days ago', '36 days ago'], ['us-west-2', 'REDACTED', '128', '0.00', '3', 'python3.6', b'', '12 days ago', '12 days ago'], ['us-west-2', 'REDACTED', '256', '18.74', '30', 'java8', b'', '50 days ago', '50 days ago'], ['us-west-2', 'REDACTED', '128', '0.00', '3', 'nodejs6.10', b'', '25 days ago', '25 days ago'], ['us-west-2', 'REDACTED', '192', '8.80', '40', 'java8', b'this is redacted', '40 days ago', 'Today'], ['us-west-2', 'REDACTED', '512', '13.82', '15', 'java8', b'', '13 days ago', 'Yesterday']]

[nshap]

Problem reproduced with Python 3. It is because the "Description" field is byte instead of string:

I believe removing the encode('utf-8') should fix that. Creating a fix.

[nshap]

Fixed by #10.