I'm working on a Arduino personal project.
With thingspeak + postman i'm being able to manually send Tweets. I want postman to send tweets automatically when ever my API field updates.
Can you help me please?
You should take a look at Newman.
With Newman you can run your Postman requests on the command line. Just setup a cronjob which would automate your newman call.
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I'm trying to implement webhooks in Django with Stripe, but I'm facing an issue where the webhook is not getting triggered after a successful purchase using the Stripe CLI. However, the webhook works perfectly fine when tested using Postman.
I've tried multiple libraries and packages, including downloading repositories for webhooks integrated with Django and Stripe, but the problem still persists. I've double-checked all the URLs and made sure that every step has been taken correctly. I'm not including any code here as I've tried many different approaches and downloaded git repos just to test the webhooks, but the problem remains the same.
I'm using Windows 11 with VSCode, Stripe CLI, Django Rest Framework, and I've even tried turning off the firewalls, but to no avail. On the other hand, when I tested the Stripe CLI with a NodeJS app, the webhook fired as it should.
Can anyone help me troubleshoot this issue and make the webhook work with Django and Stripe CLI?
The solution to the problem was to install the Stripe VSCode extension. This made the webhook work with Django and Stripe CLI.
The RingCentral API Explorer allows to select the app and start testing all the APIs, but what I prefer is testing the APIs with Postman as it is easier and flexible.
While I am testing the APIs with Postman clients, I was look if there are any ready-made Postman collection available which I can simply import and start testing the RingCentral APIs with minimum changes.
I haven't found any available collection for RingCentral APIs in the net. Is there any existing API Postman collection available which is been used by RingCentral developers and tester?
There are some postman collections available, but not sure if those are updated. However you can try these following importing to your Postman client:
https://github.com/grokify/ringcentral-postman
and
http://ringcentral.github.io/api-specs/specs_engage_engage-digital_postman-2.0.json
ref: https://developers.ringcentral.com/engage/digital/guide/postman
You can try importing into your postman and start testing, create different environment.
Alternately there is also Swagger 2.0 to Postman 2.0 converter which will convert Swagger collection to Postman.
You can find the reference and Swagger collection here:
https://community.ringcentral.com/questions/629/postman-collection.html
Navigate to the API reference page. It looks like this:
Fill out the information. In this example you'd add a person ID.
Click Try it out and follow the instructions.
The cURL command on the right will automatically update with your auth information.
Open Postman.
Click the Import button, located on top left corner.
Click the Raw Text tab.
Paste the generated cURL command in the text feild.
Postman will automatically generate the authorization headers and body. Once you do this once you can use it as a template for all other API's using Postman.
I am using Python SDK for sending SMS via programing. I will be integrating the application with a web application. SMS is working fine with Python SDK.
Is there any way to check the history of SMS that I have send using the Python SDK?
How can be done with an API where I get all the details of my SMS history.
So far I can check the details from RingCentral online account and get the details. But I want to get it via API. What is the option on that?
Call Log is one of the the way to check the history
https://developers.ringcentral.com/api-reference
You can find the endpoints to check sms history in the Call Log and "Messages" sections.
Alternately you can get the history in RingCentral App's Settings section in logs.
I am not able to solve a problem:
I want to run a python script which is scraping information from the web according to an input.
This input will come from Wordpress (Either from the frontend or database of Wordpress)
After getting input from, I figured out that AWS Lambda can do the scraping automatically.
Now the problem is, how can I connect my database of Wordpress with Lambda. API Getaway would get information from that Wordpress frontend, save it in DynamoDB and Lambda could then run the Python code. BUT, the input is user specific. So the user should be able to change that input when he wants it.
So im trying to set up un lambda from amazon web services a javascript that consults data from google analytics and drops it on a S3 Bucket, so far the script works fine since im authenticating with a client_secrets.json from my computer but now that im trying to do it from lambda i cant figure out how can i copy&paste the JSON content into the script and use it in order to authenticate? The main issue is that is should be able to authenticate itself without human intervention.
In the code i show above if you remove the from_json() and just leave the json_data it would work just fine, hope it helps.