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full-event-hub (Python client)

Zero-dependency Python client for event-hub — a webhook fan-out service (ingest, fan-out to N subscribers, HMAC signing, retry/backoff, attempts, retention).

Only the standard library is used (urllib.request, json, hmac, hashlib). The package version matches the hub/image version (ghcr.io/ravileal/event-hub); because they move together, the client sends the English X-Idempotency header that hubs since 1.1.0 read, while a hub older than 1.1.0 ignores it.

Install

pip install full-event-hub

Publish an event

from event_hub import EventHubClient

hub = EventHubClient("http://127.0.0.1:18295")

hub.create_topic("orders", description="order lifecycle")
hub.create_subscriber("orders", "billing",
                      url="http://localhost:9000/hook", secret="s3cr3t",
                      max_attempts=3, backoff_ms=200)

resp = hub.publish_event("orders", {"order_id": 1}, idempotency_key="order-1")
print(resp.status, resp.body)  # 202 {'id': 1, 'deliveries_created': 1, 'duplicado': False}

publish_event sends the idempotency key as X-Idempotency (the header the hub reads since 1.1.0; it falls back to the legacy X-Idempotencia). Use sign(secret, raw_body) to sign the exact bytes you send.

Verify an incoming delivery

event-hub signs every delivery with HMAC-SHA256 of the raw body using the subscriber secret. Pass the exact bytes received; re-serializing JSON breaks the HMAC.

from event_hub import verify_delivery_signature

# in your webhook receiver:
valid = verify_delivery_signature(
    secret, raw_body, request.headers["X-Event-Hub-Signature"]
)

verify_delivery_signature returns False for a missing header, a wrong sha256= prefix, or a non-matching digest, and compares in constant time (hmac.compare_digest).

Notes

  • Idempotency header is X-Idempotency (English) since 1.1.0; the legacy X-Idempotencia is still accepted for old producers but new code should not send it.
  • Deliveries carry X-Event-Hub-Event, X-Event-Hub-Attempt and X-Event-Hub-Signature (sha256=<hex>).

MIT licensed.

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