@Marvin how can I create a prefect 2 webhook via python?

Creating a webhook in Prefect 2.x is primarily a feature available through Prefect Cloud. You can manage webhooks using the Prefect Cloud API or the Prefect CLI. Unfortunately, there is no direct Python API for creating webhooks in Prefect 2.x, but you can use the CLI as a workaround. Here’s how you can create a webhook using the Prefect CLI:

bash
prefect cloud webhook create your-webhook-name \
--description "Receives webhooks from your system" \
--template '{ "event": "your.event.name", "resource": { "prefect.resource.id": "your.resource.id" } }'

This command will create a webhook with a specified name, description, and template. The template defines how incoming web requests are translated into Prefect events. For more details, you can refer to the Prefect Webhooks Guide. If you need to interact with webhooks programmatically, you might consider using the Prefect Cloud API endpoints, but this would require additional setup for API authentication and requests.

@Marvin is there any way to ensure that, when I run

prefect cloud webhook ls

, the text output is not wrapped?

It seems there are no existing issues or discussions related to preventing text wrapping for the

prefect cloud webhook ls

command output. Typically, text wrapping is controlled by your terminal settings rather than the command itself. You might try adjusting your terminal's width or using a terminal that supports horizontal scrolling to improve readability. If this is a significant issue, you could consider redirecting the output to a file or using a tool like

less

or

more

to view it without wrapping:

bash
prefect cloud webhook ls | less

If you believe this functionality would be beneficial, you might consider submitting a feature request to the Prefect GitHub repository.