For the past few days I’ve been trying to figure out how to send my hooks to EvventBridge without any success. My client is on my neck and i’m getting frustrated. Initially, I had tried using the graphiql app to subscribe to a webhook but all i got was an error Address is an AWS ARN and includes api_client_id ‘5*****5’ instead of ‘2315872’"
After digging around some more I came upon this thread: EventBridge Integration is broken which basically says I should be subscribing from within my own app. I’ve done this but still get the same error. Anyone, someone please help me.
I think you are experiencing two different issues.
You’ll need to create your subscriptions through your app since the api client id of the creator needs to match the provided api client id (in the position of 5******5 in your request).
In the picture below, it looks like its complaining about your ARN not matching what we expect a valid ARN to look like in our validation. I’m no expert on AWS, but from what I can tell there are 2 differences between what you’re providing and what we expect:
We expect ‘event-source’ instead of ‘event-bus’
We expect that you don’t specify the account id at all ‘3********6’ to leave it as a wildcard
So, together something like this would pass our validation (if you’re creating from the app, which has api client id 5****5):
Thank you James for clarifying that the app instead of the graphiql app should be used. Also, I’m kept on using the wrong url, massive oversight.
I still get the error though I think it’s probably how I’ve set it up. May be I missed another step in the EventBridge tutorial . Thank you so much for your timely response
I got to the same place as the previous message, seeing the message ‘Address is invalid’ when trying to register an EventBridge webhook. This is after a fresh install of the Shopify CLI, a fresh “shopify node create” and following the instructions on the Shopify EventBridge integration tutorial.
I noticed that the version of the node library “@shopify/shopify-api” in package-lock.json was 1.2.1, whereas the latest version as of today is 1.4.1 (20th October 2021). The library must be installed as a dependency of something else in package.json as it’s not explicitly listed. But you can update it by installing it specifically:
which will install the latest one. From here things worked for me to register the webhooks. Would be great to bump the minimum version of the dependency in whatever requires the client library so it works out of the box!
Was having the same issue. Took me a bit to realize that I was using the admin token from a different app to register the webhook. I switched to the admin token from the correct app and the webhook subscription post worked.
