webhooks

I have successfully built out a rails app as per Ryan Bates' railscast (http://railscasts.com/episodes/288-billing-with-stripe) - However, in the railscast he doesn't cover webhooks. I was wondering if there are any good examples in the public domain of implementing and using webhooks to manage a subscription billing that has been created. Any thoughts / direction would be super helpful? Thanks! barancw There's a nice gem for this: https://github.com/integrallis/stripe_event . It looks to be well written and maintained. In your gemfile you can simply add the line - gem 'stripe_event' There's

I'd like to be able to create messages that use the /remind slash command in Slack via an API (probably either with an incoming webhook or the web API . When I post a message via the web API, however, the command just comes through like a "regular" message, for example, /remind me in 1 month to follow up with the Boss — it doesn't trigger an actual reminder. Is there a way to set a reminder (or, more generally, use slash commands) programmatically in Slack? Vikram Bodicherla It looks like it was added recently to the API: https://api.slack.com/methods/reminders.add Seems that Slack is not

The scaling documentation for Azure Functions is a bit light on details for how Azure Functions decide when to add more instances of an app. Say for example I have a function that is triggered by a Github webhook. 10,000 people simultaneously commit to the Github repo (with no merge conflicts ;) ), and Github calls my function 10,000 times in a very short period of time. What can I expect to happen? Specifically, Will Azure Functions throttle the webhook calls? i.e., will Azure Functions reject certain function calls if my function app is under high load? Does Azure Functions queue the

I just had a transaction that completed. The transaction Id was reported through the webhook as a an integer XXXX132. When I look at the Dwolla site of the recipient, on the receiving side the id is XXXX131 and the .25c fee has the id XXXX130. Can I assert that for any transaction the ids are numeric and the relationships are: Fee id: N Receivers's id: N + 1 Sender's id: N + 2 If not, how do I determine all the ids since the web hook only reports one of them. You are correct. We create transactions in the following order: Dwolla fee if necessary, facilitator fee if necessary, receiver, sender.

I have generated access_token and subscribed to webhooks successfully as guided here http://developer.bigcommerce.com/docs/api/webhooks/quickstart . Verified that webhooks are active and destination url is also correct with following request- curl -XGET -H 'X-Auth-Client: [client_id]' -H 'X-Auth-Token: [auth_token]' https://hooks-beta.bigcommerce.com/producer/store/[store_key] However I am not receiving triggers for subscribed events. Is there anything else that I have to do to listen to webhook events? I was going through the exact same thing, and then I realized that my intermediate SSL

Here is a little proxy server setup to handle github webhooks: require('dotenv').config(); var http = require('http'); var createHandler = require('github-webhook-handler'); var handler = createHandler({ path: '/webhook', secret: process.env.GIT_WEBHOOK_SECRET }); http .createServer(function(req, res) { handler(req, res, function(err) { res.statusCode = 404; res.end('no such location'); }); }) .listen(8080); handler.on('error', function(err) { console.error('Error:', err.message); }); handler.on('push', function(event) { console.log( 'Received a push event for %s to %s', event.payload