A number of context variables and methods are available for use in webhook provider match scripts and webhook function scripts. View suggestions while editing the match script or function editing windows by typing Ctrl + Space. These variables and methods are described below.
Context Variables
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| FLX_MESSAGE_ID | Unique id for the incoming webhook message |
| FLX_PRISTINE_PAYLOAD | Pristine (untouched) payload from the sender. Use this payload when generating hmac strings |
| FLX_REMOTE_ADDR | Remote address of the incoming request. If using a reverse proxy, this will be the address of the proxy, NOT the address of the original sender. A reverse proxy will typically pass the original sender address as a new header 'x-forwarded-for'. |
| FLX_REMOTE_HOST | Remote host of the incoming request. If using a reverse proxy, this will be the host of the proxy, NOT the host of the original sender. |
| HTTP_HEADERS | Headers of the incoming request. Ex. HTTP_HEADERS['header_name'] |
| PAYLOAD | Hash map of incoming payload. Nodes can be referenced with dot notation. Ex. PAYLOAD.field2.field3 If the webhook payload cannot be converted to JSON, it will be passed as a simple string |
| QUERY_PARAMS | Query parameters of the incoming request. Nodes can be referenced with dot notation. Ex. QUERY_PARAMS.field2 |
Function Classes
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| FLEXDEPLOY | Functions for performing actions in FlexDeploy |
| HMAC | Functions for generating an hmac string |
| LOG | Functions for printing log messages |
| GITHUB | Functions for getting information from a GitHub payload |
| BITBUCKET | Functions for getting information from a Bitbucket payload |
| SLACK | Functions for getting information from a Slack payload |