Execute an HTTP-Triggered Worker

Overview

Execute an HTTP-triggered worker.

Command name	worker execute
Abbreviation	worker exec, worker e
Command options:
--server-id	[Optional] Server ID configured using the config command.
--timeout-ms	[Default: 5000] The request timeout in milliseconds.
--project-key	[Optional] The key of the project that the worker belongs to.
Command arguments:
worker-key	The worker key. If not provided it will be read from the manifest.json in the current directory.
json-payload	The json payload expected by the worker. Use - to read the payload from standard input. Use @<file-path> to read from a file located at .

Example

Execute an HTTP-triggered worker initialized in the current directory, with a payload located in a file named payload.json from the same directory.

jf worker execute @payload.json

Execute an HTTP-triggered worker with a payload from the standard input.

jf worker execute - <<EOF
{
  “a”: “key”,
  “an-integer”: 14
}
EOF

Execute an HTTP-triggered worker by providing the payload as an argument.

jf worker execute ‘{“my”:”payload”}’