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Send WebHook via JMWE

Henrique Degan_8wvvt0

Hello,

Hi everyone, we already use JMWE, and we need to send a WebHook similar to the sending already available in automation, see attached how it is done in automations, we need to do it in the same way via JSON:

And we also need to know where we put the shipping data:

Web request URL*
Headers
HTTP method*
Web request body*
Custom data*

Something like:
{
"options": [
{
"value": "{{key}} {{summary}}",
"disabled": false
}
]
}

Accepted answers

David Fischer

Hi @Henrique Degan

you can use a Build-your-own (JMWE app) post-function, and use the callRest filter: https://appfire.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/JMWEC/pages/465242995/callRest

There are a few examples on that page, let me know if you need additional help.

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Henrique Degan_8wvvt0

David Fischer

Hi @Henrique Degan

you can use a Build-your-own (JMWE app) post-function, and use the callRest filter: https://appfire.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/JMWEC/pages/465242995/callRest

There are a few examples on that page, let me know if you need additional help.

Henrique Degan_8wvvt0

Hello @David Fischer , thank you very much for your feedback,

I'm sorry for the lack of knowledge, but I'm still confused, in this case where I put the information is in the Post Function? where can I use this callReset to perform?

In this case, we have JIRA's own WebHook, but there is no place to put the Body information, etc...

David Fischer

Hi @Henrique Degan

why would you need to put any code in a Jira webhook? What are you trying to achieve exactly? Or rather, when? Can you describe your use case?

"Sending a webhook call" (or rather "making a REST API call" would be the proper expression) is not at all related to Jira WebHooks, which are simply a way to react to internal Jiera events.

If you want to send the REST API call during a workflow transition, you'll need to add a Build-your-own (JMWE app) post-function to that transition. If you want to send the REST API call in response to another Jira event, you can add the Build-your-own (JMWE app) post-function to an Event-based Action.

Henrique Degan_8wvvt0

Hi @David Fischer thank you very much for your feedback, it was very useful,

I managed to make a query via test but I can't do the PUT, I tried something like this:

{{ "https://instancia.atlassian.net/rest/api/3/issue/TVS-4925" | callRest(
options = { "auth":
{"username" : "email",
"password": "password"
}
})
| dump(2)}}
{{ callRest(verb="PUT",
body={
"fields": {
"summary" : "TESTS"
}
}

But it didn't work!

Hugo Michelez

Hello @David Fischer ,

I'm facing a similar problem, and I was wondering if you could help me.

I'm transferring our Jira's "Web request" automation rules to JMWE.

As such I'm trying to build a post-function that will post HTTP request to an internal API endpoint.

Here is the code I got this far:

{# Set the URL of the API endpoint #}
{% set url = "https://mycompany/endpoint" %},

{# Set the headers for the request, including the auth token #}
{% set headers = {
"Content-Type": "application/json",
"Authorization": "Token mytoken"
} %}

{# Set the body of the request, using the issue data #}
{% set body = {
"issueKey": issue.key
} %}

{# Make the POST request and store the response #}
{% set response = url | callRest( verb = "POST", headers , body ) | dump(2) %}

However, I'm having trouble getting pasted the Authorization. I'm getting an error 403. Capture d’écran 2023-10-26 142550.png

I've 2nd checked the token, and it works. I'm guessing it may be something linked to the plug-in syntax ?

Would you be able to help me out?

Thanks in advance!

Hugo

David Fischer

Hi @Hugo Michelez

That's probably because you need to use named parameters to the callRest filter, which you did for the "verb" parameter but not the others. You need "body=body,headers=headers"

Hugo Michelez

@David Fischer Thanks for the quick response!

I updated the parameters as recommended:

{# Set the URL of the API endpoint #}
{% set url = "https://company/endpoint" %},

{# Set the headers for the request, including the auth token #}
{% set headers = {
"Content-Type": "application/json",
"Authorization": "Token abcdefg"
} %}

{# Set the body of the request, using the issue data #}
{% set body = {
"issueKey": issue.key
} %}

{# Make the POST request and store the response #}
{% set response = url | callRest( verb = "POST", headers = headers , body = body) | dump(2) %}

Unfortunately, I having the same error.

David Fischer

There is actually no headers parameter to the callRest filter, did you check the documentation?

To pass a header value, you pass it in a headers attribute of the options parameter:

options={headers:headers}

You should also check this documentation: https://www.npmjs.com/package/request#http-authentication

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