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URLs

URLs to try on localhost

e.g. for dev'ing in eclipse:

GET:
http://localhost:8000/buyme/

http://localhost:8000/buyme/hook/0000000139798743472/
http://localhost:8000/admin

POST:

curl -X POST -d "name=Andreas%20Krueger&project=buyme" http://localhost:8000/buyme/hook/0000000139798743472/
curl -X POST -d "name=Andreas%20Krueger&project=buyme" http://localhost:8000/buyme/hook/5555555555555555555/

BTW: On windows, I got curl via chocolatey:

choco install curl

After payment pages:

/buyme/thankyou/
/buyme/cancel/

URLs in the cloud

http://208.68.38.174:8000/buyme

http://208.68.38.174:8000/admin

http://208.68.38.174:8000/buyme/hook/0000000139798743472/

curl -X POST -d "name=Andreas%20Krueger&project=buyme" http://208.68.38.174:8000/buyme/hook/0000000139798743472/  
curl -X POST -d "name=Andreas%20Krueger&project=buyme" http://208.68.38.174:8000/buyme/hook/5555555555555555555/

curl -X POST -d '{"reason":"testing"}' -H "Content-Type: application/json" http://208.68.38.174:8000/buyme/hook/9999999876543765456/

After payment pages:

/buyme/thankyou/
/buyme/cancel/

Of course - replace the 208.68.38.174 with your IP address.

Hint:

The last step (see flowchart ... reactions.py) will only be executed if the webhook receives data from the correct (coinbase) IP range. For debugging that, just press the "Start a new payment" below the "View your receipt. Return to ..." button. Each payment causes coinbase to send a new notification to the webhook.