Webhooks
Transfer your data to another application or service for each action triggered in a table using webhooks.
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Transfer your data to another application or service for each action triggered in a table using webhooks.
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Fireapis allows your to configure webhooks for create, update and delete actions in a table. These events can also be configured as separate webhooks.
Go to the Webhooks section in the tables area and Click Create, which opens the "Create Webhook" popup.
Enter the name of the webhook.
Enter the target URL where the request will be sent along with the data.
Select the table from the list for which you want the webhooks to be triggered.
Select the action ( Create, Update, and Delete ). Based on the selected action, the webhook request will be made to the target URL.
After clicking the Create button, you will see the webhooks created and listed in the user interface.
Click the Test button for any webhook in the webhooks listing.
The Test Webhook popup will appear.
Select the action and click the Send button.
The event will be sent to the target URL, if it is valid and working.
The video above demonstates how the Test Webhook popup works and how you can test if your webhooks URL is receiving event from Fireapis.
Click the webhook you want to update.
The Update Webhook popup will appear, where you can edit the required details and save the changes.
Deleting a webhook is simple. Below is the image that explains how to delete a Webhook.
Realtime testing of webhooks
The video below demonstrates how webhooks are triggered in real time when using endpoints for various action performed in a table.
