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streamdeck-web-requests

An Elgato Stream Deck plugin for sending web requests.

Installation

Grab the .streamDeckPlugin file from the releases page.

Development

  • Run the render_images.ps1 script with Powershell or Bash to generate images (Requires Inkscape)
  • Symlink (or copy) the Sources/gg.datagram.web-requests.sdPlugin folder to your Stream Deck plugin folder.

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streamdeck-web-requests's Issues

[Feature] Headers

Hi, I've seen that it's still on your to-do list, but I'd like to get notified once you've implemented it so I'm creating this issue just to keep track of it :)

Put success indicator behind a checkbox

Currently there is no way to disable the "green checkmark" indicator that's shown after a request is successful. It would be nice to put this option behind a checkbox such as "Enable success indicator".

10 seconds delay

I started using this plugin but I'm experiencing a strange issue.
I configured many actions to perform GET requests against a localhost nodered server.
Randomly some actions execute very slowly and I can't understand what is happening. If I restart the streamdeck software the issue goes away (or appears on other buttons) without changing any configuration.

Here some more details on what happens.
I put a console.log just before the fetch, and another one as the first row inside checkResponseStatus, so just before and after the fetch: the first log appears as soon as I press the button on the streamdeck.
Then nothing happens for a couple of seconds, from 10 to 15, then I receive the network call in the backend and the streamdeck gets the response almost immediately.

Seems like the fetch doesn't start, for some reason.

Any hints? Ever experienced something like this?

[Request] Set base URL

I know the plugin can't be configured inside the streamdeck software, but would it be possible
to set a base URL that is always used inside a small config text file or something?
Now I have to put the full URL including IP in EVERY SINGLE action.
If the IP of the production PC changes everything breaks and I have to replace the IP in EVERY action.
In Companion (which I don't want to use for other reasons) I can set the base URL for the plugin
and just change this once if I have to.

Parse response from requests

Would be nice if the plugin could read the response and react to certain payloads.
This way a third party integration could "control" the streamdeck button changing image and text for example

Migrating basic http POST from Postman to streamdeck

Hi there

I'm struggling to migrate a working POST statement from POSTMAN into this plugin.

I'm using a URL with an API appended to it or should I be accommodating this differently in the plugin.

Cheers
gh0st954

Listen on url or websocket

Would be nice to add the possibility to listen to a websocket or url webhook so that a third party integration could control the button externally without developing a streamdeck plugin e.g. show twitch live status, show counters and so on

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