#ruul_webhooks
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long oriole
port: env.ROOT_PORT,
url: env.ROOT_URL,
enableSubscriptions: true,
useJSONMiddleware: false,
middlewares: [
cors({ origin: "*" }),
["/stripe/webhooks", stripeWebhookMiddleware],
],
}),```I'll provide some snippets
for clarity
pseudo tusk
I can't seem to open that Event ID... it may have a typo?
long oriole
type: "*/*",
verify: (req: any, _res, buf, _encoding) => {
req.rawBody = buf;
},
});```
so some of the events are
returned as 502
to stripe
however I see signature errors
and api crashes lol
Idk how it'd send 502 to stripe because let me send 2 more snippets regarding this
it should've been 400
import { ContainerInstance, EventManager } from "@bluelibs/core";
import { StripeEvent } from "../events";
import { PaymentService } from "../services";
export const webhooksRoute: IRouteType = {
path: "/stripe/webhooks",
type: "post",
handler: async (
container: ContainerInstance,
req: express.Request,
res: express.Response
) => {
const paymentService = container.get(PaymentService);
const eventManager = container.get(EventManager);
const { event, error } = paymentService.constructEvent(req);
if (error) {
return res.status(400).send(`Error: ${error.toString()}`);
}
eventManager.emit(new StripeEvent({ event }));
return res.json({
received: true,
});
},
};
try {
return {
event: this.stripe.webhooks.constructEvent(
(req as any).rawBody, // even though we have defs, we get ts2339
req.headers["stripe-signature"],
env.STRIPE_WEBHOOKS_SECRET_KEY
) as Stripe.Event,
error: null,
};
} catch (error) {
this.loggerService.error(error.type);
return {
event: null,
error,
};
}
}```I've tried to see some solutions to this on stackoverflow and they all had this kind of structure
the weird thing is
some of the webhook events actually succeed & they have received:true in response
and some crash with 502
and on logs I see something like
evt_1PO2oqJlGzvMDWmeTONdKCoT
pseudo tusk
Okay let's pause
long oriole
ok
pseudo tusk
Okay so starting with that Event you just provided -- your server responded with a 502 with a response body of Bad Gateway. I assume that you don't have explicit code returning this response, correct?
long oriole
yep
during the time our side crashed & last log was the unhandled rejection one I posted earlier
& I have no idea why it's unhandled because stripe package shows it as a sync method & it's wrapped inside try&catch
pseudo tusk
Yeah okay so mostly this seems like a server issue
Overall your code seems fine, especially since the retry was successful.
But that 502 response is coming from your server
So there is some issue before/after your actual webhook handler code
long oriole
I'm thinking it's probably before, because if it's sometimes happening maybe it's corrupting the request & it's parsed incorrectly maybe resulting in this & indicating a false positive error for us
and another thing to note is
pseudo tusk
Ah yeah good point