@zenginehq/frontend-webhooks

Frontend Webhooks

Helper module for working with webhooks in Zengine frontend plugins.

Installation

# Run this from your frontend plugin's src diretory.
npm i @zenginehq/frontend-webhooks --save

It's important that this gets inside under the plugins/myplugin/src directory, alongside your plugin's other code if not Maya won't build it properly.

Usage

plugin.controller('MyAwesomeController', ['$scope', 'wgnWebhook', 'wgnScheduledWebhook', function ($scope, webhook, scheduledWebhook) {
	
  $scope.onSomething(function () {
  	var params = {
  		//'url': 'http://www.example.com/endpoint',
  		'url': 'myservice',     // <--- notice how you can pass a backend service name and the url will get built automatically.
  		'form.id': 123
  	};
  	
    webhook.create(params).then(function (webhook) {
    	console.log(webhook.id);
    	console.log(webhook.secretKey);
    });
    
    // Enable or disable webhooks.
    webhook.enable(webhookId);
    webhook.disable(webhookId);
    
    // Use the exact same API to deal with Scheduled Webhooks.
    scheduledWebhook.create();
    scheduledWebhook.enable();
    scheduledWebhook.disable();
	});

}]);

Regular vs Scheduled Webhooks

Notice in the example above there are 2 different services being used wgnWebhook and wgnScheduledWebhook, they each deal with different kinds of Zengine resources but both expose the exact same API with the following methods available:

• create: creates a new webhook
• enable: enables a webhook
• disable: disables a webhook
• delete: deletes a webhook
• update: updates a webhook

Changelog

1.2.0 (2018-08-17)

Features

• implement a function for loading webhooks data (babecb5)

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