has_response marks webhook as returning a response.

[davehorner]

maybe not what you want, but figured I'd pass it your way.
This allows you to output the response when has_response is set.

I can add an example in config.

  5   - url: "/flipped"
  4     commands:
  3       - cmd: ["cmd.exe","/c","cat -B somefile.png | sic --flip-vertical"]
  2         stdin: request-body
  1         has_response: true

(using https://crates.io/crates/sic)

it works for static files. it's not using stdin right now; that would require some more thought and extension of the multipart example, i think.

[davehorner]

main...davehorner:webhook-httpd:passthru-example

This includes the passthru which does work for me. it includes other changes...I can clean up to submit if you please. I could see it being a flag in the prior example, but this is a way to convey the idea. interested in understanding

  2 #[tokio::main(flavor = "current_thread")]
  1 async fn main() {
8           if let Err(()) = do_main().await {

and

async fn do_main() -> Result<(), ()> {

is that current_thread piece making it single threaded? why go to unit type on the result and await outside like that.

thanks