Webhook with generic url, body and custom header values

[ouell]

In the java version we have:

wm.stubFor(post(urlPathEqualTo("/something-async"))
      .willReturn(ok())
      .withPostServeAction("webhook", webhook()
          .withMethod("{{jsonPath originalRequest.body '$.callbackMethod'}}")
          .withUrl("{{jsonPath originalRequest.body '$.callbackUrl'}}"))
  );

I pass the url with some parts of the request and the body.

In .net i try make something like:

server.Given(Request.Create().WithPath("/callback/pagar/").UsingPost()
    .WithParam("bandeira")
    .WithParam("paymentid"))
    .WithWebhook(new Webhook
    {
        Request = new WebhookRequest
        {
            Url = "http:https://localhost:5000/" + "{{request.Query.bandeira}}" + "/" + "{{request.Query.paymentid}}",
            Method = "post",
            Headers = new Dictionary<string, WireMockList<string>>()
            {
                {
                    "x-origem", new WireMockList<string>("customheader")
                }
            },
            BodyData = new BodyData
            {
                DetectedBodyType = BodyType.Json,
                BodyAsJson = CreateCallbackPagamento.CreateCallback("{{request.Query.paymentid}}")
            },
            UseTransformer = true
        }
    })
    .RespondWith(Response.Create()
                        .WithStatusCode(200)
                        .WithHeader("Content-Type", "application/json"));

I don't know how to pass the custom header.
And dosen't transform the fields in url

[StefH]

@ouell

That "x-origem" should work, did you test that it doesn't work?

And indeed, only the body and the headers can be transformed for now, however I can add logic to also transform the url.

[StefH]

Preview version 1.5.6-ci-16508 supports transforming the url.

See https://github.com/WireMock-Net/WireMock.Net/wiki/MyGet-preview-versions

#824

[StefH]

@ouell
Did you have time to test this?

[StefH]

Can you please test?

Preview version = 1.5.7-ci-16520

[StefH]

PR is merged to master.
A new official NuGet will be released this weekend.