WebHook: What am I doing wrong? Ruby

[kallelundgren93]

Hi guys, currently I have this code:

class TwitchService
  TWITCH_ENDPOINT = URI.parse("https://api.twitch.tv/helix/webhooks/hub")

  class << self
    def subscribe_user_events(user_id, callback_url)
      data = {
        "hub.mode": :subscribe,
        "hub.topic": "https://api.twitch.tv/helix/streams?user_id=#{user_id}",
        "hub.callback": "#{callback_url}",
        "hub.lease_seconds": 864000,
        "hub.secret": "234"
        }

      response_body = post(data.to_json)
    end

    def post(body)
      connection = get_connection
      request = Net::HTTP::Post.new(TWITCH_ENDPOINT)
      request.content_type = "application/json"
      request["Client-ID"] = "thisexistsbutnotshowingit"
      request.body = body
      connection.request(request).body
    end

    # Return a connection against Twitchs servers
    def get_connection
      https = Net::HTTP.new(TWITCH_ENDPOINT.host, TWITCH_ENDPOINT.port)
      https.use_ssl = true
      https.read_timeout = 1000
      https.verify_mode = OpenSSL::SSL::VERIFY_NONE
      https
    end
  end
end

If i unset for example hub.topic, I get this:
"{\"error\":\"Bad Request\",\"status\":400,\"message\":\"hub.topic is required\"}"

Which is how it should be, but when i’m sending it correctly i’m expecting a:
202 Accepted || 200 ok

But I don’t get any response, so what have I’ve done wrong? I’m not so experienced, so hoping it’s just a small newbie mistake somewhere.

EDIT:
Added https.set_debug_output($stdout) in my def get_connection and get the 202 response:

-> "HTTP/1.1 202 Accepted\r\n"

[Dist]

So you are getting a 202 on the initial subscription request, do you then have a handler set up for Twitch’s GET request to your callback URL that’ll deal with the subscription verification and respond with the challenge?

[kallelundgren93]

Working on that now, but got stuck on this because I missed to add .set_debug_output. So I was expecting a response, but wasn’t recieving it. When I finish up the subscription request (with verification) and worker for renewing the subscription when it’s about to run out. I will write a new post in this thread with my full implementation, and it maybe can help someone else!