The webhook subscription being changed, with the parameters it is to have afterwards.
| Name | Type | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| name | str | The label the subscription is listed under. It is for the administrator reading the list and is never sent to the target; it does not have to be unique. | |
| uri | str | The address the portal posts the event payload to. It has to be an absolute http or https address outside the installation own network, and it is probed before anything is stored: it must answer a HEAD request with a success code, and a redirect does not count as one. |
|
| secret_key | str | The shared secret the payload signature is computed with, so the receiver can tell a genuine call from a forged one. It has to satisfy the portal password rules published by GET api/2.0/settings/security/password, and it is never echoed back by any operation. On an update an empty value keeps the secret already stored. |
[optional] |
| enabled | bool | Whether the subscription delivers at all. While it is off the matching events are dropped rather than queued, so nothing from that period arrives once it is switched on again. | [optional] |
| ssl | bool | Whether the target certificate is verified. Setting it demands an https target with a valid certificate; leaving it off delivers without checking the certificate at all. |
[optional] |
| triggers | WebhookTrigger | The events the subscription listens for, as a bitmask combining the flags; 0 subscribes to all of them. Take the flags the caller role is allowed to use from GET api/2.0/settings/webhook/triggers, since a flag beyond that set is refused with 400. A subscription still only fires for events its creator may see. |
[optional] |
| target_id | str | The single entity the subscription is narrowed to, by its identifier - a room or a file, for instance. Leaving it out delivers events about every entity the subscribed triggers cover. | [optional] |
| id | int | The subscription to act on, by the id that GET api/2.0/settings/webhook reports. It travels in the body rather than in the path, and an id that exists in no portal subscription answers 404. |
from docspace_api_sdk.models.update_webhooks_config_request_dto import UpdateWebhooksConfigRequestDto
# TODO update the JSON string below
json = "{}"
# create an instance of UpdateWebhooksConfigRequestDto from a JSON string
update_webhooks_config_request_dto_instance = UpdateWebhooksConfigRequestDto.from_json(json)
# print the JSON string representation of the object
print(UpdateWebhooksConfigRequestDto.to_json())
# convert the object into a dict
update_webhooks_config_request_dto_dict = update_webhooks_config_request_dto_instance.to_dict()
# create an instance of UpdateWebhooksConfigRequestDto from a dict
update_webhooks_config_request_dto_from_dict = UpdateWebhooksConfigRequestDto.from_dict(update_webhooks_config_request_dto_dict)