Webhook

With this module you can work with webhook in Rocketbot, how to wait for a request before continuing with the flow of
your robot

Howto install this module

Download and install the content in 'modules' folder in Rocketbot path

How to use this module

To use this module, you need to have a port available to expose the webhook.

Expose the

webhook with NGROK

1. Download NGROK (https://ngrok.com/download)
2. Unzip the file
3. Run ngrok and run command "ngrok
   http port-number" Here the port-number is: 5002
   Once you run the above command it will expose two URLs. One for HTTP
   and another for HTTPS. You can use either of them.
4. Copy the public URL of the HTTP and HTTP.

Use the webhook

When executing the 'Create webhook' command, Rocketbot will pause waiting
for the url configured in the command to be queried, either with a GET or POST request. If the request is GET, the data
to be sent must be in the URL. If the request is POST, the data must be in the body of the request.

This will return
the following JSON:

{
    "status": "true",
    "uuid": "2c9f8f7e-b8e7-4b5b-b8e7-4b5b8e7b8e7b"
}

To
get data from Rocketbot, you must query the url 'localhost:port/:enpoint/:uuid'.
This will return a JSON response in the
following format:

{
    "status": True",
    "data": datos_desde_rocketbot
}

Overview

1. Create webhook
   With this command you can create an endpoint for the robot to listen to a request before continuing, the url will be
   '0.0.0.0:port/endpoint'
   

OS

• windows
• mac
• linux
• docker

Dependencies

• flask

License

MIT