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The HTTP plugin POSTs plugin envelopes to an HTTP(S) endpoint. It is the most versatile transport because almost every platform speaks HTTP. Configuration is stored at the system data root (for example ~/.eventdbx/plugins.json).

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Minimal config

dbx plugin config http --name crm-webhook --endpoint https://api.example.com/eventdbx --payload event-only --header "Authorization=Bearer ${CRM_TOKEN}"

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Payload format

The plugin sends JSON with event, optional state, and optional schema keys based on payload mode: 
{
  "event": { "aggregate_type": "person", "aggregate_id": "p-001", "event_type": "person_updated", "payload": {...}, "metadata": {...}, "extensions": {...} },
  "state": { "aggregate_type": "person", "aggregate_id": "p-001", "version": 5, "state": {...} },
  "schema": { "aggregate": "person", ... }
}
Choose what appears by setting payload_mode on the plugin definition.

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Authentication

  • Static bearer tokens via headers.
  • https = true prepends https:// when endpoint is a bare host.

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Retries and DLQ

The queue retries automatically until plugin_max_attempts (configured via dbx config). Failures are logged; inspect and replay with dbx queue.

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Observability

Logs include status codes and truncated responses. Use dbx plugin test <name> to send a sample envelope and verify connectivity.