Problems to handover a none json string

[StephanHarrer]

Hello,

I have to handly a webhook from a network system where the content is not json like. Here a example:

date=2024-10-12 time=23:52:08 devid="FGVMEV-CTZXP2_8F" devname="FGVMEV-CTZXP2_8F" eventtime=1728769927878132716 tz="+0200" logid="0100026001" type="event" subtype="system" level="information" vd="root" logdesc="DHCP Ack log" interface="port2" dhcp_msg="Ack" mac="00:XC:29:F4:XX:XX" ip=10.98.0.2 lease=300 hostname="CL" msg="DHCP server sends a DHCPACK"

As far as I see the content is not well json formated.

webhook tells me:
[webhook] 2024/10/13 00:30:51 [20b296] 200 | 0 B | 104.629µs | 10.5.5.5 | POST /hooks/FS
[webhook] 2024/10/13 00:30:51 [20b296] error extracting command arguments: couldn't retrieve argument for {Source:payload Name: EnvName: Base64Decode:false}
[webhook] 2024/10/13 00:30:51 [20b296] executing /tmp/test.py (/tmp/test.py) with arguments ["/tmp/test.py" ""] and environment [] using /tmp as cwd
[webhook] 2024/10/13 00:30:51 [20b296] command output:

My question how can I tell webhook to do NOT parse the content as json and handover the string (content) to my python program?

Regards
Stephan

[StephanHarrer]

To be more clear:

Here is the relevant part of hook.json:

   {
    "id": "FS",
    "execute-command": "/tmp/test.py",
    "command-working-directory": "/tmp",
    "pass-arguments-to-command":
    [
      {
        "source": "entire-payload"
      }
    ],
    "trigger-rule":
      { "match": { "type": "ip-whitelist", "ip-range": "10.5.5.5/32" } }
   },

In that case I receive:

[webhook] 2024/10/13 11:11:45 [e34378] incoming HTTP POST request from 10.5.5.5:23384
[webhook] 2024/10/13 11:11:45 [e34378] FS got matched
[webhook] 2024/10/13 11:11:45 [e34378] error parsing JSON payload invalid character 'd' looking for beginning of value
[webhook] 2024/10/13 11:11:45 [e34378] FSc hook triggered successfully
[webhook] 2024/10/13 11:11:45 [e34378] 200 | 0 B | 86.836µs | 192.168.100.3 | POST /hooks/FS
[webhook] 2024/10/13 11:11:45 [e34378] executing /tmp/test.py (/tmp/test.py) with arguments ["/tmp/test.py" "null"] and environment [] using /tmp/ as cwd

As written above, I think the json format that is passed does not fit. I would therefore like to read in the data as a string and then take care of the further processing myself.

[ianroberts]

{
    "source": "raw-request-body"
}

should give you the complete text as one argument. You'll still get the "error parsing JSON payload" message in the log but that's only happening because the sender that is calling your webhook is sending it with a Content-Type header that claims it is JSON - the actual execute-command should still work.

[adnanh]

{
    "source": "raw-request-body"
}

should give you the complete text as one argument. You'll still get the "error parsing JSON payload" message in the log but that's only happening because the sender that is calling your webhook is sending it with a Content-Type header that claims it is JSON - the actual execute-command should still work.

You can use the incoming-payload-content-type - sets the Content-Type of the incoming HTTP request (ie. application/json); useful when the request lacks a Content-Type or sends an erroneous value