Git Provider Webhook Payload Normalizer to One Event Schema
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from $5.00 / 1,000 actor starts
Git Provider Webhook Payload Normalizer to One Event Schema
Convert GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket webhook payloads into one stable event schema.
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Git Provider Webhook Payload Normalizer
This Actor converts raw GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket webhook payloads into one event schema. It makes no network calls. The transform is deterministic.
Input
payloads is an array of up to 500 items. Each item has these keys:
headers: the provider event headers. The Actor readsX-GitHub-Event,X-Gitlab-Event, orX-Event-Key. Header names are not case sensitive.body: the payload as an object or as a JSON string. The maximum size is 1 MB.
An empty input runs the Actor on three built-in sample payloads.
Output
The Actor writes one dataset row for each payload that it normalizes. Each row has:
schemaVersion,provider,providerEventType,eventType,actionrepository(id,name,fullName,url)actor(id,login)pullRequest(id,number,title,url,state), ornullif the event is not a pull request eventrefandcommits(sha,message,url,timestamp)timestamps.eventAtmissingFields: the list of schema fields that the source payload did not containsourceIndex: the position of the payload in the input
eventType is push, tag_push, pull_request, or unknown. The original provider event name stays in providerEventType.
A payload that does not parse goes to the key-value store record REJECTED. This record is a list of {index, reason} objects. Reasons include: item is not an object, headers are not an object, no provider header, body is not valid JSON, body is not a JSON object, payload too large, and batch limit exceeded. Payloads after the 500th are rejected.
A rejected payload is a result, not an error. The run still succeeds. The status message gives the counts.
Pay-per-event pricing
| Event | Unit | Charged |
|---|---|---|
actor-start | One run started | One time for each run |
payload-normalized | One payload normalized | One time with count equal to the number of dataset rows |
The Actor does not charge for rejected payloads.
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