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Can you paste the full command used to create the webhook? I will give it a try.

Webhooks might be down so ping @Dave

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Yes:

particle webhook GET get_weather http://w1.weather.gov/xml/current_obs/KMSP.xml

Thanks!!

Hey @Dave, I need some help.

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Heya @itayd100,

Are you still having an issue? It sounds like youā€™re publishing as expected, but maybe the hook isnā€™t setup quite right? Do you have a core/photon claimed to your account, and youā€™re using the example from the docs? Can you create the hook and maybe message me when itā€™s setup and Iā€™ll check things on our end?

Thanks,
David

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Hey @Dave,

I tried to hook again now and finally its working!
I did the same step that @kennethlimcp and @peekay123 told me to do yesterday: delete the list and hook againā€¦
Now, I understand what I should get in the dashboard. Maybe itā€™s good to add it to the troubleshooting in the example.

I am going to try and hook more commands, hope everything will be good.

@peekay123 @kennethlimcp @Dave, Thanks a lot for the help!

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Hey @peekay123, I need some more helpā€¦

Iā€™m trying to make a json file, but the CLI says: ā€œPlease specify an event nameā€

    {
      "eventName": "breez1",
      "url": "http://api-beta.breezometer.com/baqi/",
      "requestType": "GET",
      "headers": null,
      "query": {
    	   "lat": "my-lat-number",
    	    "lon": "my-lon-number",
    	    "key": "my-key",
    	    },
        "mydevices": true
    }
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use event instead of eventName due to a CLI bug for now.

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Hey @kennethlimcp,

Still doesnā€™t work.

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Opps, eventName is correct.

You have an extra ,.

Try this:

{
  "eventName": "breez1",
  "url": "http://api-beta.breezometer.com/baqi",
  "requestType": "GET",
  "headers": null,
  "query": {
	   "lat": "my-lat-number",
	    "lon": "my-lon-number",
	    "key": "my-key"
	    },
    "mydevices": true
}
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Hey @kennethlimcp,

Thanks for the answer, it's working, but he didn't get the "requestType". In the CLI it says: "undefined"
I tried to change to POST but still it doesn't work.

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Not sureā€¦ Are you using the latest version? Works for me:

KENMBP:Desktop kennethlimcp$ particle webhook create test.json 
Using settings from the file test.json
Sending webhook request  { uri: 'https://api.particle.io/v1/webhooks',
  method: 'POST',
  json: true,
  form: 
   { eventName: 'breez1',
     url: 'http://api-beta.breezometer.com/baqi',
     requestType: undefined,
     headers: null,
     query: { lat: 'my-lat-number', lon: 'my-lon-number', key: 'my-key' },
     mydevices: true,
     event: 'breez1',
     deviceid: undefined,
     access_token: 'xxxxxx' } }
Successfully created webhook!
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@kennethlimcp, the hook is working, but I'm getting this message back on the dashboard:

"405 Method Not Allowed\n\nThe method POST is not allowed for this resource. \n\n "

I need to make it a GET request.

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@itayd100, can you run ā€œparticle --versionā€ to see what version of CLI you have?

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@peekay123 it sounds like the issue here: https://github.com/spark/particle-cli/commit/eb3ca2d4f030468cf8e83a129ef823956a22f6cb

Issue is fixed but Particle-cli version has not been bumped.

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@kennethlimcp, @peekay123: 1.5.11

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@itayd100, unfortunately the workaround is not straightforward and we will have to wait for a release for Particle-cli for you to use the .json settings properly.

So for now i would call it a bug.

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@itayd100, Particle-cli has been updated. Can you perform a npm update -g particle-cli and bring it up to the latest version?

The .json will now be:

{
"event": "breez1",
"url": "http://api-beta.breezometer.com/baqi",
"requestType": "GET",
"headers": null,
"query": {
"lat": "my-lat-number",
"lon": "my-lon-number",
"key": "my-key"
},
"mydevices": true
}
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Hey @kennethlimcp,

The GET requestType is working!
Next mission is to get just the headers that I need.
Thank you and all the team!

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Hey @kennethlimcp,

I want to ask every time on different location, can I send the query parameters from the Core with publish command?

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Hmmā€¦ What do you mean? Donā€™t think i understood what you are asking about.

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@kennethlimcp, I want to send a GET request with the webhook, but every time different parameters.
For example:
One time:
http://api-beta.breezometer.com/baqi/lat= {LAT1} &lon= {LON1 } &key=TOKEN

Sec time:
http://api-beta.breezometer.com/baqi/lat= {LAT2} &lon= {LON2 } &key=TOKEN

Can I do that with the webhook?