Webhook POST with cURL - Setup from Postman to Zapier

Hi @Temoran 

Good question.

Try using the regular POST request option instead of the CUSTOM POST request option.

That has a Data section where individual parameters/values can be set.

Also make sure to obscure your API Key in uploaded screenshots!

Hi Troy,

It gives me the same error when I don’t use a CUSTOM POST and put everything into the data section like you said.

ERROR with POST Request - Shown Below

@Temoran 

Try with this Payload Type set to the default value of “form”.

@Troy Tessalone Awesome that worked! But now that last piece, handling the MP3 Portion, as you see in postman 

I need to include the @ symbol before leaving the link to the location of the uploaded audio file to push it into spreaker.

How can I get that setup properly in the form view?

This is why I tried to use a custom code block at first.

--form 'media_file=@"https://s3.amazonaws.com/pf-user-files-01/u-96986/uploads/2022-08-16/8423r4s/EP100%20New%20Skunk%20Ape%20Documentary%20-%20Stacy%20Brown%201.mp3"'

@Temoran 

Try adding the static @ value to the the start.

@Troy Tessalone 

Didn’t Work

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@Temoran 

Try putting quotes around the file URL

e.g. @“URL”

Sometimes it takes trial and error along to figure out what will work

Hi @Troy Tessalone 

I am also doing similar action but seems i also get a failed response of “media_file:Required”. Just as you indicated i tried @”URL” but failed. below is the curl request the spreaker api expects:

curl -X POST -H "Authorization: Bearer OAUTH-TOKEN" -F media_file=@audio.mp3 -F "title=Daily News" https://api.spreaker.com/v2/shows/1/episodes

it is to note that it is designed for locally available files (which is working fine) but I have a case when the file is at a server. Also as you can see both the file and title goes into the “-F” argument. When we put the file url in the “Files” field then again it throws a “title:Required” even though it is there in data payload. Thanks in advance.

@Temoran 

Also try w/o the @ symbol since the file is hosted online and make sure the link is to a publicly available file.