How to Receive Webhooks with Python

This is what i looking for ... Thank you a lot, mate.

absolute GOLD, thank you

Thank you very much, you have a talent for explaining in simple terms. I roughly understood how it worked, but you made it clear

very hopeful video for webhook

Thanks! This is exactly what a newbie like me needed ❤️

Is this supported over multiple networks? I am trying to make an app store in python that utilizes webhooks to send data and this would require sending info over multiple networks.

Thanks

It seems to me or this is a REST API service.
A webhook is when the server sends a notification to the user.

Dude, you are the best! Keep up the great work!

How do I open it to lan so like people on your wifi can trigger it

coolest i just sub thks for the info

Great video in a simplified way. Thank you

Great ,thanks

Is there a way to make a webhook that receives inform from a serial port and then relays it as an embeded webhook (Discord). Also is there a way to use keywords to send specific images and information?

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Thanks, but how to access flask from the internet from outside the local network thats the big issue.

Wonderful video. So once a webhook message comes in, how can you work with it? Save it to a variable, and then continue on with the rest of the script?

How do i send it to a discord webhook?

Does this work for Discord as well?

really helpful, thank you

Sending a GET request is not triggering the else branch in your code. Flask is sending a 405 even before executing the function, since you've already specified that the endpoint only accepts the POST method. Your code would return a 400 error which is never seen in the video.

Hello, hope you can help but I get this error.

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'requests'

Hello, how can i make it realtime? For example when there's new order received and the webhook will trigger

Thank you so much, very insightful!

Hi! I've had a little problem: when I run the server, following exactly the last two videos, the response I get from Flask is "None" instead of the << request.json >> bit, as though I haven't passed my data in JSON format

I could only get the JSON as a response from Flask when I changed << print(request.json) >> by << print(request.get_json(force=True) >>

Would anyone have an idea of what could this be? Because I'd imagine enforcing the 'get_json' is not best practice
By the way, great, great explanation, brother!

I don't see my original request in here, but I no longer need help. I simply didn't PIP INSTALL FLASK.

Огромное спасибо, дружище! Выручил!

Please I want to know why you put /webhook in the route ?

Great info!
But I've got a question: can we send a webhook from outside system with the params, that will be used in py script?
The task: we need to start the script from any site. It could be various sites. Hence the script needs url of site and id of document that need to read. Is it possible?

okay its working!

Is it possible to create a CRON with this routine?
Is it the same as creating some other type of CRON?

Thank you!!

Nice Video

Simplest and well explained. I would like to know about webhook_url more. if I want to create any public endpoint which can be accessible by anyone instead of the local one in this example, do you have any video for such scenario?

Thank you very much. Huge step forward in understanding for me.

This is very much helpful.Thank you.

That's helpful, thank you ;3

Well done. Thank you for the great video.

Hi, can somebody help me with smthng? I wanna hear to a webhook, like, its posts, but I already own a server, how can I do that?

I understand we received the data sent by webhook on the flask server. But how to use that data in our python script for doing stuff? Basically, how to get the data from the flask server to be post-processed in python?

Best video on webhooks.. Thank you so much <3

This is very much helpful.i just wanted exactly the same thing.

I wouldn't say this is a webhook example. This is more REST than anything based on your demo. all you're doing is sending a POST request to a flask endpoint and printing the body. a true webhook would have some type of an event system that would use the URL you're providing in the payload to send an event to the client. It would be nice to see you have the server send an event to the client-provided URL. good video all in all You are a great teacher but that is just my opinion

nice and easy

nice and simple thanks

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This really helped me out thank you!

Amazing, really cool stuff. Thanks!