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JorensM opened this issue Sep 7, 2023 · 2 comments
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🚀 Feature: Cloud: Is it possible to find the endpoint url of a cloud function in the current version of Cloud? #6170

JorensM opened this issue Sep 7, 2023 · 2 comments

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🔖 Feature description

I want to make it possible for my function to be called by a webhook from a third party. The docs say that you can find the endpoint url of a function in the Function's tab in the Appwrite console, but I'm assuming that this is for a newer version that Cloud doesn't use yet, because there is no information showing about the function's url. I wanted to know if there's some other way to find out the url of a function. Thanks

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Being able to get the endpoint urls of cloud functions would open a door to many possibilities, such as creating a public API or consuming webhook events.

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You can use the endpoints explicitly on Cloud as well like:
https://cloud.appwrite.io/v1/functions/{functionID}/executions. Although make sure to add X-Appwrite-Project header key with the value as your Project Id.

For this to work,
you may have to use Any or All guests persmission to allow executions from anywhere. Or if you can use Server Side SDK, you should instead use that.

Something like:

  1. External provider sends a POST request to your server, say hook.example.com/incoming.
  2. Process that request with verifications and other stuff.
  3. Use Server Side SDK to execute function & handle the results.

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JorensM commented Sep 7, 2023

@ItzNotABug Thanks, this works! :)

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