GET /webhook/deliveries/<record_uuid>

Params

Sample requests

r = c.get(f"/webhook/deliveries/{delivery_uuid}")

The record has ten keys. No entity-event delivery has been observed on the probed site, so the shape below is the envelope only, from a Webhook_Status_Change delivery to a host that does not exist. request_body is not shown, because a status-change payload is not what an entity event sends: that payload is unrecorded, and the guide's example is the only description of it.

{ "data": { "id": "<uuid>",
    "event_time": 1788548570,
    "status": "delivered",
    "process_time": 0,
    "body": "",
    "response_code": 0,
    "acknowledgement": null,
    "request_headers": null,
    "response_headers": null,
    "request_body": { "...": "the payload as sent" } },
  "links": { "self": "/api/v1/webhook/deliveries/<record_uuid>" } }

Response codes

Edge cases

• status: "delivered" means dispatched, not received. This record answers delivered with response_code: 0 and an empty body, and its target host does not exist. Read response_code.
• request_body holds the payload as sent, so a delivery can be inspected after the fact without instrumenting the consumer. What an entity event puts there is unrecorded here.
• request_headers and response_headers were both null here. Whether they populate when a consumer answers is unmeasured.