#some1ataplace_checkout-webhooks-metadata
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- some1ataplace_webhooks, 51 minutes ago, 8 messages
flint obsidian
I want to loop through the value in the webhook*
shadow barn
Hi 👋
Taking a look at your request
flint obsidian
updated_course_ids_and_prices = checkout_session.metadata.updated_course_ids_and_prices
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
AttributeError: 'AnyIterator' object has no attribute 'metadata'
shadow barn
Okay I think the issue is how the data is getting serialized. It looks like you are passing in an array to updated_course_ids_and_prices, is that correct?
flint obsidian
Here is what it looks like:
[{'course_id': 3, 'price': 2.0, 'percent_off': None, 'amount_off': None, 'promo_code': None, 'promo_id': None, 'product_type': None, 'coupon_id': None}, {'course_id': 29, 'price': 1.0, 'percent_off': None, 'amount_off': None, 'promo_code': None, 'promo_id': None, 'product_type': None, 'coupon_id': None}]
shadow barn
Yeah, that would wind up getting serialized to
updated_course_ids_and_prices: {
0: {
course_id: "3",
price: "2.0",
},
1: {
course_id: "29",
price: "1.0",
},
},
This is no good because we need strings as keys, not integers
Also, you should assign all the metadata to a variable and inspect it first
my_data = checkout_session.metadata
print(my_data)
Metadata needs to be key: value pairs all the way down if you want structured data
flint obsidian
ok
If I put json in the checkout metadata I get:
"metadata": {
"order": "order",
"order_id": "61",
"updated_course_ids_and_prices": "[{"course_id": 3, "price": 2.0, "percent_off": null, "amount_off": null, "promo_code": null, "promo_id": null, "product_type": null, "coupon_id": null}, {"course_id": 29, "price": 1.0, "percent_off": null, "amount_off": null, "promo_code": null, "promo_id": null, "product_type": null, "coupon_id": null}]"
}
shadow barn
Sorry not sure what that means here.
Is this the payload you are testing?
If so, what is the response?
flint obsidian
Checkout:
mode='payment',
metadata={"order": "order", "order_id":order.id, 'updated_course_ids_and_prices':json.dumps(updated_course_ids_and_prices),},
webhook:
updated_course_ids_and_prices = checkout_session.metadata.updated_course_ids_and_prices
Yes I am trying to create a payload for the webhook
using json.loads does not work either:
updated_course_ids_and_prices = json.loads(checkout_session.metadata.get('updated_course_ids_and_prices'))
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
AttributeError: 'AnyIterator' object has no attribute 'metadata'
Unless... what if I put this into a session variable? Rather than stripe metadata... hmm
shadow barn
I don't think you should try to wrap all of this. I recommend putting the metadata in it's own variable and attempting to covert it to a dict for access in a separate line
shadow barn
Sounds good!