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Webhooks

Webhooks can be used to receive notification of any changes in job status.

Job Types

• import
• export
• renderFrame
• renderAnimation
• renderThumbnailVRay
• renderThumbnailWebGL
• renderFrameWebGL
• liveRender
• command
• imageReducer
• vrayBrdfToStandard

Job Statuses

• pending
• working
• cancelled
• failed
• ok

Defining a Webhook

Currently, webhooks can only be defined by using Clara’s REST API. POST to https://clara.io/api/webhooks to create a webhook.

The following parameters are required:

• url (string): URL of your server. Clara.io will POST to this URL when a matched job status change occurs.
• jobTypes (array of strings): job types to listen for
• statuses (array of strings): job statuses to listen for

The following parameters are optional:

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• scenes (array of strings, default [‘all’]): a list of scene ID’s to listen for
• active (boolean, default true): enable / disable the webhook.
• secret (string): if set, Clara.io will send a X-Clara-Signature header containing the HMAC hex digest of the body using this secret as the key

As with any clara.io REST API you may POST with content-type application/x-www-form-urlencoded, application/form-data or application/json.

When the webhook fires, data will be sent to your URL with content-type application/json.

Examples

content-type application/x-www-form-urlencoded

content-type application/json

Modifying a Webhook

PUT to https://clara.io/api/webhooks/${_id}

Listing Webhooks

GET https://clara.io/api/webhooks

Webhook Payload

When executing a webhook, Clara.io sends job data with content-type application/json. The job data may contain the following fields:

• _id
• owner
• sceneId
• status
• type
• createdAt
• files

Posts to your webhook’s URL will contain the following headers:

• Content-Type: application/json
• X-Clara-Delivery: a unique ID
• X-Clara-Signature: HMAC hex digest of the payload, using the hook’s secret as the key, if configured

Verifying the HMAC Digest

The X-Clara-Signature header is created with the following node.js expression:

It can be verified in Ruby with:

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Clara Node SDK

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When using the Clara Node SDK: