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https://github.com/OpenWebhook/webhook-store
Store and replay webhooks
https://github.com/OpenWebhook/webhook-store
api graphql nestjs open-source postgresql webhook webhook-receiver webhooks webhooks-management
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Store and replay webhooks
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/OpenWebhook/webhook-store
- Owner: OpenWebhook
- License: gpl-3.0
- Created: 2022-03-29T19:19:06.000Z (over 2 years ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2023-10-16T10:15:29.000Z (11 months ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-06-03T00:33:29.826Z (4 months ago)
- Topics: api, graphql, nestjs, open-source, postgresql, webhook, webhook-receiver, webhooks, webhooks-management
- Language: TypeScript
- Homepage: https://github.webhook.store
- Size: 649 KB
- Stars: 73
- Watchers: 0
- Forks: 2
- Open Issues: 1
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE
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README
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# OpenWebhook
[Openwebhook.io](https://www.openwebhook.io/) is an open source project for developpers working with webhooks.
## WebhookStore
> "Is the tunnel still up ?" "Did the third party send the webhook ?" "Where do I update the webhook url on this beautiful developer portal ?"
WebhookStore is a solution to debug webhooks on localhost.
### Some handy features:
- Permanent URLs: there are no generated urls, only user defined urls
- Available: Webhook store is **not a tunnel**, you don't have to run anything on your computer for the webhooks to be received
- Persistent: Webhooks are stored, and forwarded on localhost on demand. Meaning you can reuse a webhook from a dev session to another, instead of spending 2 minutes triggering the update webhook you need.
| | Ngrok / Ultra hook | RequestBIn | WebhookStore |
| ------------------ | --------------------- | ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| Permanent Url | Upon Inscription | Upon Inscription | Yes |
| Availability | When tunnel is Up | All the time | All the time |
| Persistency | During tunnel session | All the time | All the time |
| Debug on localhost | With the cli | Not possible | With the cli |
| Inspect webhooks | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Authentication | Yes | Yes | [Yes](https://www.openwebhook.io/docs/intro#authentication) |
The project is inspired from [Yopmail](https://yopmail.com/en/): a Disposable Email Address - Temporary and anonymous inbox.
### How to use it
Way 1:
- Choose a webhook store url matching **`*.webhook.store`**: like `ilovewebhooks.webhook.store`.
- Use it as a webhook address `ilovewebhooks.webhook.store/send/me-the-webhook`, or send a POST request with a curl
- Visit the store website `ilovewebhooks.webhook.store` and see your webhook
- Send that webhook to your localhost by clicking on "Send" (and running the local proxy server)
- All new webhooks will be forwarded to your localhost automatically
Way 2:
- run `npx webhook-store-cli --port 9000` and it will prompt you a webhook store based on your username.
### Debugging on localhost
```
npx webhook-store-cli --port 9000
```
Here is a video of the proxy server receiving the webhooks.
```mermaid
sequenceDiagram
Third party API->>OpenWebhook Store: Sends webhook
OpenWebhook Store->>OpenWebhook Client (browser): Sends stored webhook
OpenWebhook Client (browser)->>Localhost: Replays webhook
```
# Deployment
Documentation for self [hosted webhook store](https://www.openwebhook.io/docs/self-hosting/install-store-heroku).
# Development
## Install dependencies
```
$ yarn
```
## Create DB and set env
### Using postgresql
```
createdb webhook-store
```
Add env file and configure `DATABASE_URL`:
```
cp .env.test .env
```
Configure `DATABASE_URL`, replace `USER`.
```
DATABASE_URL="postgresql://USER[:PASSWORD]@localhost:5432/webhook-store?schema=public"
```
### Run migrations
```
yarn prisma migrate dev
```
## Start server
```
yarn start:dev
```
# Configuration
## Hosts
Webhook-store is designed to work for multiple hosts. For instance all `*.webhook.store` requests go to the same infrastructure. The webhook-store will associate all the webhooks to a host making it easy to gather all the webhooks for an host.
You can have the same infrastructure for all your team and envs. If you use \*.sandbox.org.com, then your dev team-a can work on team-a.sandbox.org.com and another team on team-b.sandbox.org.com without the need to configure or manage multiple webhook-stores.
## Targets
Webhook-store is designed as a proxy, all the incoming webhooks can be sent to targets. For instance you want a third party to send webhooks to all your sandbox environments:
payment-sandbox-webhooks => staging.org.com
payment-sandbox-webhooks => sandbox.org.com
payment-sandbox-webhooks => sandbox-2.org.com
## Env
```
# Configuration
MAX_STORED_WEBHOOKS_PER_HOST=100 # Will keep only 100 webhooks (per hosts)
DEFAULT_TARGETS=production.org.com, preproduction.org.com # Will send all the webhooks to these urls
```
# Using docker
Edit the docker.env
```
docker run --env-file ./docker.env -p 9000:9000 openwebhook/webhook-store:latest
```