Add passive Flask-based sensor that echoes input #3667
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| self._log.info('Listening for payload on http://%s:%s%s' % | ||
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| self._app.run(host=self._host, port=self._port) |
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Use threaded=True for Flask app, otherwise it will block on 1+ requests,
see similar: StackStorm-Exchange/stackstorm-activecampaign#3
If threading is not enabled, then it will block when there's more than one request. See similar: StackStorm-Exchange/stackstorm-activecampaign#3
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@warrenvw looks like the trigger name dispatched in the .py file doesn't match the trigger definition in the YAML? |
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So I guess Flask is already installed. How can I install my requirements for a sensor? Should I make a pack? |
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@NikosVlagoidis Regardless of requirements, yes, your sensor will need to be in a pack, usually your own. That pack should have a |
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thank you, sir. |
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Tried to use that inside a Docker container. Flask complains. Port must be an integer. Can someone confirm that? |
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Did you try changing it to an integer? Did that work?
…On Sun, Dec 17, 2017 at 6:11 AM NikosVlagoidis ***@***.***> wrote:
Tried to use that inside a Docker container. Flask complains. Port must be
an integer. Can someone confirm that?
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Yes changing to integer worked. |
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Good to hear. Would you mind submitting a PR with a fix? |
See #3663
A simple, Flask-based sensor that relays the incoming payload to the trigger.
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