connect-fulcrum-webhook
A connect middleware for processing Fulcrum webhook payloads.
This middleware lets you add multiple fulcrum-webhook-processing hooks into your connect-powered (Express) web framework. It removes boilerplate code to listen for POST requests with specific payload data (record.create
, form.update
, etc.) and lets you focus on simply processing the payload with whatever business logic you need.
Installation
npm install connect-fulcrum-webhook
Usage
Use in any connect-powered node web framework. The example below uses express and simulates sending a text message when a record is created or updated.
var express = require('express');
var fulcrumMiddleware = require('connect-fulcrum-webhook');
var app = express();
function payloadProcessor (payload, done) {
sendTextMessage('Record id ' + payload.data.id + ' has been updated!', function (error) {
if (error) {
console.log('sendTextMessage failed with: ', error);
done(error);
} else {
done();
}
})
}
var fulcrumMiddlewareConfig = {
actions: ['record.create', 'record.update'],
processor: payloadProcessor
};
app.use('/fulcrum', fulcrumMiddleware(fulcrumMiddlewareConfig));
app.listen(5000, function () {
console.log('Listening on port 5000');
});
This example shows how you might perform several different actions based on what type of webhook was received, record or form changes in this case.
var express = require('express');
var fulcrumMiddleware = require('connect-fulcrum-webhook');
var app = express();
function recordProcessor (payload) {
doRecordProcessingStuff(payload, done);
}
var recordConfig = {
actions: ['record.create', 'record.update', 'record.delete'],
processor: recordProcessor
};
app.use('/fulcrum', fulcrumMiddleware(recordConfig));
function formProcessor (payload) {
doFormProcessingStuff(payload, done);
}
var formConfig = {
actions: ['form.create', 'form.update', 'form.delete'],
processor: formProcessor
};
app.use('/fulcrum', fulcrumMiddleware(formConfig));
app.listen(5000, function () {
console.log('Listening on port 5000');
});