This guide contains screenshots of Uhura's admin application.
First, navigate to where you started the Uhura Messaging Server:
Next, click the admin application link.
The default page for Uhura's admin application is the Managers page.
A manager represents the application that manages this Uhura installation.
In our example, Sample - App 1 is this Uhura instance's managing application.
When the Uhura Client application, e.g., Sample - App 1, sends requests to the Uhura Messaging Server for processing, it passes it's Public Token, e.g., 42c50c442ee3ca01378e to identify itself.
Please gnore the {"error"=>"undefined method receiver_sso_id' for :to_s:Symbol"}` error messages you see here. They appear only for the few developers, in their development environment, when they happen to be running RubyMine in debug mode.
In case you're wondering, "Why aren't there any Clearstream Msg Events below?" The answer is, "Because Clearstream waits 30 minutes before processing webhook events." See the bottom of this guide for a screenshot of what this page looks like after 30 minutes has transpired.
After waiting 30 minutes, we try the Clearstream Msg Events page again and see that the Clearstream web hook has executed and updated this SMS message's status to SENT
Uhura has configured Sidekiq to handle asnynchronous jobs in config/application.rb:
class Application < Rails::Application
# ...
config.active_job.queue_adapter = :sidekiq
endConfigure Sendgrid webhooks as follows:
The HTTP POST URL is an ngrok address.
Ngrok is useful for development purposes when you need to provide a fully qualified domain name/URL to a service provider like Sendgrid.
Assuming you started your Uhura Rails development server on port 3000, you can configure ngrok as follows:
After ngrok handles a few requests, you'll see a history like this:
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