Tool for reviewing Braintree webhooks.
To setup, copy the configuration.py.sample file to configuration.py and edit values as needed. At the very least, be sure to change your SECRET_KEY value.
Next install the requirements by running pip install -r requirements.txt.
Follow this by setting up the database python db.py install. If you want to seed the database in dev with a sample user, run python db.py generate.
Now you're ready to run the app! Just run python run.py to start the Flask server.
The app is configured to use sqlite in dev for portability, but to install with mysql in prod just add the following to your requirements file and uncomment the MySQL settings.
MySQL-python==1.2.5
To get setup run:
cp docker.env.sample docker.env
# Before you go forward, update the docker.env POSTGRES_PASSWORD and SECRET_KEY
docker-compose build
docker-compose up
docker exec -it webhooket-db psql -U postgres -c "create database webhooket;"
docker exec -it webhooket python db.py install
docker exec -it webhooket python db.py adduser
To open a shell for testing or other purposes, run this:
docker exec -it webhooket bash
For access to database:
docker exec -it webhooket-db psql -U postgres -d webhooket
This project is intended to be used at ones own risk. The author(s) accept no responsibility should you be so foolish as to turn this product on somewhere.