request: put json

This block is part of the webhooks group and was last modified in core v15.0.0.

request: put json v12.1.6 Updated v15.0.0

Performs an HTTP PUT request to create or replace a resource at the specified URL with a JSON body.

In pins 12 + flow
  • flow
    flow
  • URL required
    value
  • body required
    object
  • Auth. header
    value

    Hidden when unused

  • Query String
    object

    Hidden when unused

  • headers
    object

    Hidden when unused

  • skip ssl
    condition

    true will skip SSL verification • Hidden when unused

  • include token v12.1.6
    condition

    true will include current users access token in header, to support internal RUAL endpoints requests • Hidden when unused

  • timeout v14.0.1
    number

    Overwrites the default timeout. Time in seconds. • Hidden when unused

  • retry v14.0.4
    condition

    Enable automatic retry on failure. Uses exponential backoff. • Hidden when unused

    Default false

  • retry count v14.0.4
    number

    Maximum number of retry attempts. Default is 3. • Hidden when unused

    Default 3

  • retry delay v14.0.4
    number

    Initial delay between retries in seconds. Uses exponential backoff (delay doubles each retry). • Hidden when unused

    Default 1

  • signing key v15.0.0
    value

    When set, signs the request with HMAC-SHA256 for RUAL-internal APIs (e.g. the mssgs backend): adds X-Mssgs-Timestamp (Unix seconds) and X-Mssgs-Signature: sha256=<hex> computed over timestamp\nmethod\nrequest URI\nbody. • Hidden when unused

Out pins 3 + flow
  • flow
    flow
  • code
    number
  • response
    object
  • headers
    object

    The replied headers of the request

request
http put json

A typical wiring for Request: PUT json: new object feeds the body pin; dynamic value feeds the url pin; the flow out pin feeds reply in JSON.

Studio canvas example for the Request: PUT json block: typical wiring for Request: PUT json.

Commonly used with

In production blueprints, this block is most often wired together with:

  • reply in JSON: this block feeds into it. Reply to any httpconnection as JSON body.
  • new object: feeds into this block. Builds a new object filled with the given fields.
  • create: feeds into this block. Creates a new function that can be executed using the given name.
  • dynamic value: feeds into this block. Returns the provided value with support for dynamic inpins using {name:type} placeholders — the pin's name first, then its type, e.g. {guid:value}.

Version history

Introduced in v12.1.6.

Last modified in v15.0.0.

v14.0.4 This block or one of its pins was updated in v14.0.4, click here to see the release notes. v14.0.1 This block or one of its pins was updated in v14.0.1, click here to see the release notes. v13.0.7 This block or one of its pins was updated in v13.0.7, click here to see the release notes.
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