remove receiver, add scraper, few mods #11
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| SetSource("scraper"). | ||
| SetEventType("cloudevent.flickr.image") | ||
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| event_json = ujson.dumps(event.Properties()) |
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That’s why I pointed you to ToRequest API. Here you’re basically lucky because your event data a dict, in other case it wouldn’t work.
Here you need to create an instance of an marshaller, from that you need to call a ToRequest method that will turn your event objection into serialized one (headers and a body).
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| process_url = "http://docker.for.mac.localhost:8080/t/cloudevents/image-processor" | ||
| r = requests.post(process_url, data=event_json) |
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It’s not enough to send a JSON-like object and call it a CloudEvent. You need to set content type to application/cloudevent+json
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well I presume I need to use those if I want to send the event the right way (not as json)
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| from cloudevents.sdk import converters | ||
| from cloudevents.sdk import marshaller | ||
| from cloudevents.sdk.converters import structured |
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Consider using binary format instead of structured.
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simpler, less efforts to parse the event itself.
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