def post(self, registration_id):
"""
Creates new triggered webhook event
"""
registration = Interactions.query(DEFAULT_REGISTRATIONS_TABLE,
filters={'id': registration_id})
if not registration:
return make_response(
jsonify({'Error': 'Registration id not found'}),
client.NOT_FOUND)
# Other users cannot trigger webhooks they didn't create
calling_account_id = lookup_account_id(request.headers['username'])
if not lookup_registration_id(calling_account_id, registration_id):
return make_response(
jsonify({
'Error':
'You don\'t have access '
'to this registration record or it no '
'longer exists'
}), client.UNAUTHORIZED)
# Notify subscribed endpoints (send the webhooks out)
subscriptions = Interactions.list_all(
DEFAULT_SUBSCRIPTIONS_TABLE,
order_by='epoch',
filters={'registration_id': registration_id})
if subscriptions:
for record in subscriptions:
account = Interactions.get(DEFAULT_ACCOUNTS_TABLE,
record['account_id'])
# Only hit the endpoint if their failed count is low enough
if int(account['failed_count']) < MAX_FAILED_COUNT:
# This import is required to be here so the flask-restful
# piece works properly with Celery
from pywebhooks.tasks.webhook_notification import \
notify_subscribed_accounts
notify_subscribed_accounts.delay(
event=registration[0]['event'],
event_data=registration[0]['event_data'],
secret_key=account['secret_key'],
endpoint=account['endpoint'],
account_id=record['account_id'])
return insert(DEFAULT_TRIGGERED_TABLE,
**{'registration_id': registration_id})
def post(self, registration_id):
"""
Creates new triggered webhook event
"""
registration = Interactions.query(
DEFAULT_REGISTRATIONS_TABLE, filters={'id': registration_id})
if not registration:
return make_response(
jsonify(
{'Error': 'Registration id not found'}
), client.NOT_FOUND)
# Other users cannot trigger webhooks they didn't create
calling_account_id = lookup_account_id(request.headers['username'])
if not lookup_registration_id(calling_account_id, registration_id):
return make_response(
jsonify({'Error': 'You don\'t have access '
'to this registration record or it no '
'longer exists'}),
client.UNAUTHORIZED)
# Notify subscribed endpoints (send the webhooks out)
subscriptions = Interactions.list_all(
DEFAULT_SUBSCRIPTIONS_TABLE, order_by='epoch',
filters={'registration_id': registration_id})
if subscriptions:
for record in subscriptions:
account = Interactions.get(DEFAULT_ACCOUNTS_TABLE,
record['account_id'])
# Only hit the endpoint if their failed count is low enough
if int(account['failed_count']) < MAX_FAILED_COUNT:
# This import is required to be here so the flask-restful
# piece works properly with Celery
from pywebhooks.tasks.webhook_notification import \
notify_subscribed_accounts
notify_subscribed_accounts.delay(
event=registration[0]['event'],
event_data=registration[0]['event_data'],
secret_key=account['secret_key'],
endpoint=account['endpoint'],
account_id=record['account_id'])
return insert(DEFAULT_TRIGGERED_TABLE,
**{'registration_id': registration_id})
def query(table_name, record_id):
"""
Gets a single record (handles GET traffic)
"""
try:
return make_response(jsonify(Interactions.get(table_name, record_id)),
client.OK)
except RqlRuntimeError as runtime_err:
return make_response(jsonify({'Error': runtime_err.message}),
client.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR)
except RqlDriverError as rql_err:
return make_response(jsonify({'Error': rql_err.message}),
client.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR)
except TypeError:
return make_response(jsonify({'Error': 'Invalid id parameter'}),
client.BAD_REQUEST)
def query(table_name, record_id):
"""
Gets a single record (handles GET traffic)
"""
try:
return make_response(
jsonify(Interactions.get(table_name, record_id)), client.OK)
except RqlRuntimeError as runtime_err:
return make_response(jsonify({'Error': runtime_err.message}),
client.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR)
except RqlDriverError as rql_err:
return make_response(jsonify({'Error': rql_err.message}),
client.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR)
except TypeError:
return make_response(
jsonify({'Error': 'Invalid id parameter'}), client.BAD_REQUEST)
def update_failed_count(account_id=None, increment_failed_count=False):
"""
Update the failed_count field on the user's account
"""
try:
# Get the failed_count value
account_record = Interactions.get(
DEFAULT_ACCOUNTS_TABLE, record_id=account_id)
failed_count = int(account_record['failed_count'])
if increment_failed_count:
failed_count += 1
else:
failed_count = 0
Interactions.update(DEFAULT_ACCOUNTS_TABLE, record_id=account_id,
updates={'failed_count': failed_count})
except (RqlRuntimeError, RqlDriverError, Exception):
pass
def update_failed_count(account_id=None, increment_failed_count=False):
"""
Update the failed_count field on the user's account
"""
try:
# Get the failed_count value
account_record = Interactions.get(DEFAULT_ACCOUNTS_TABLE,
record_id=account_id)
failed_count = int(account_record['failed_count'])
if increment_failed_count:
failed_count += 1
else:
failed_count = 0
Interactions.update(DEFAULT_ACCOUNTS_TABLE,
record_id=account_id,
updates={'failed_count': failed_count})
except (RqlRuntimeError, RqlDriverError, Exception):
pass
