#RafaCitec-webhook
idle trellis
hello
def handle_event_webhook(payload, event, request) -> None:
"""Handle webhook events Stripe.
Args:
payload: body RAW of event without treating
event: request send of Stripe in json type
Returns:
None
"""
print(payload)
print(event)
print(request.headers)
if webhook_secret:
# Only verify the event if there is an endpoint secret defined
# Otherwise use the basic event deserialized with json
# Retrieve the event by verifying the signature using the
# raw body and secret if webhook signing is configured.
signature = request.headers.get("stripe-signature")
try:
event = stripe.Webhook.construct_event(
payload=payload,
sig_header=signature,
secret=webhook_secret,
)
data = event["data"]
except stripe.error.SignatureVerificationError as e:
print("Webhook signature verification failed, " + str(e))
event_type = event["type"]
else:
data = payload["data"]
event_type = payload["type"]
if event_type == "invoice.paid":
customer_email = data.object.customer_email
timestamp_expiration_data = data.object.lines.data[0].period.end
admin_patch_user(
customer_email=customer_email,
user_data={
"user_metadata": {
"expiration_date": datetime.fromtimestamp(
timestamp_expiration_data
).strftime("%Y-%m-%d"),
"timestamp_expiration_date": timestamp_expiration_data,
"stripe_customer_id": data.object.customer,
}
},
)
I have this function in Python
and I am do unit testing
but I don't know like mock the object request
that Stripe send to webhook
can you have examples?
o can send me the object in python language?
sturdy kernel
easiest way would be to just copy it from a real event. Like do some testing in test mode, and save the value of payload (you're already printing it), which you can then use for unit tests later
sturdy kernel
that Stripe send to webhook
payload is exactly what we send to you(it's the raw HTTP request body), so you could just copy that from a real event and then set up your test to replay that in a request to your code.
sturdy kernel
what does it print instead?
idle trellis
sturdy kernel
yeah, it's the request object from whatever web framework you're using.
I wouldn't know how to mock that for you, that's nothing to do with Stripe.
What I would suggest is you refactor the code. So move the Stripe part into a new function that takes stripe_webhook(payload,signature) . Refactor the handle_event_webhook so that it pulls out the signature header from the request and passes it though. That way your stripe_webhook can be easily unit tested by passing it just simple strings.