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WalkthroughThe changes update the documentation in docs/features/webhooks.md. The modifications focus on improving text clarity and engagement by adding emojis, rephrasing section headers, and enhancing descriptions. Detailed event descriptions now include emojis and clearer explanations of payload structures. Additionally, prerequisites, integration steps, testing instructions, and security considerations have been reformatted using bullet points and emojis to enhance readability without altering the underlying technical content. Changes
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9-32: Review Formatting and Punctuation Consistency
Static analysis hints point out some stylistic issues—such as loose punctuation and inconsistent unordered list markers (e.g., asterisks versus dashes). While these are minor, aligning list styles (preferably using dashes) and tightening punctuation will help maintain a consistent appearance in the document.Also applies to: 67-69
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🔇 Additional comments (15)
docs/features/webhooks.md (15)
1-7: Enhanced Header and Section Titles with Engaging Emojis
The updated main header (“Webhooks 🌐”) and the “Supported Events 📩” sub-header create a more engaging experience and immediately signal the topic of the document. Great job on making these sections more visually appealing!
9-14: Improvedsms:receivedEvent Description Clarity
The revised details for thesms:receivedevent—such as the note that themessageIdis generated from the content and isn’t guaranteed to be unique, plus clarifications forsimNumberandreceivedAt—help clarify potential ambiguities for the reader.🧰 Tools
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15-19: Clear and Concisesms:sentEvent Details
The inclusion of the ✉️ emoji and the refined payload description (especially forsimNumberandsentAt) improves the overall clarity and consistency with the previous event description.🧰 Tools
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20-24: Refinedsms:deliveredEvent Description
The updated content featuring the ✅ emoji and clear bullet points for payload details, including the revised indications forsimNumberanddeliveredAt, makes this section easy to follow.🧰 Tools
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25-30: Detailedsms:failedEvent Payload Explanation
Adding the ❌ emoji and expanding on the payload details (notably the inclusion offailedAtandreason) ensures that users understand the failure scenario comprehensively.🧰 Tools
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31-32: Concisesystem:pingEvent Description
The brief and clear description for thesystem:pingevent—including the 🏓 emoji and a simple payload overview—fits well with the overall style of the events section.🧰 Tools
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34-40: Enhanced 'Prerequisites' Section Formatting and Clarity
Updating the header to “Prerequisites ✅” and reformatting the key requirements as bullet points with meaningful emojis (⚠️ , 🔒, 🌐) puts necessary information in a clear, digestible format. Just ensure that all links and references remain current.
42-71: Improved 'Step-by-Step Integration' Instructions
The reorganized integration steps—with clear section titles like “Set Up Your Server 🖥️” and “Register Your Webhook Endpoint 📝”—provide a logical flow for setting up webhooks. The inclusion of detailed examples (including the curl commands and replacement instructions) makes the process straightforward.🧰 Tools
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75-83: Clear Verification Instructions for Webhook Registration
The “Verify Your Webhook ✔️” section now includes a concise curl command example that should help users confirm their webhook registration. This step is clear and actionable.
86-90: Concise Testing Instructions for Webhook Functionality
Providing distinct guidance for testing each event—supported by engaging emojis—ensures users know exactly how to trigger and verify each type of webhook event.🧰 Tools
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92-110: Enhanced Payload Example for 'Receive the Payload' Step
The JSON example now clearly demonstrates the structure of the incoming payload, with updated formatting in properties likemessageIdandsimNumber. This aids users in understanding what to expect on their server.
116-123: Effective Deregistration Instructions
The deregistration example is straightforward and provides a clear curl command that makes removing a webhook easy to implement.
125-129: Expanded Security Considerations
The “Security Considerations 🔐” section now clearly outlines best practices (such as using HTTPS, securing the endpoint, and rotating credentials) in a well-organized bullet list with helpful emojis.
131-136: Practical Troubleshooting Guidance
The troubleshooting section covers common pitfalls such as network issues, URL accuracy, and third-party app restrictions. This should greatly assist users in diagnosing and resolving issues during integration.
138-153: Well-Rounded Conclusion, References, and Examples
The concluding sections effectively wrap up the integration guide by reinforcing best practices, offering additional resources, and providing real-world examples. The use of emojis continues the engaging format throughout these parts.
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7-32: Detailed Event Descriptions with Emojis.
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34-40: Prerequisites Section Clarity.
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42-64: Step-by-Step Integration is Clear.
The integration steps—complete with descriptive headers, emojis, and detailed code examples (such as the curl snippet)—make the instructions easy to follow. Ensure that placeholders (e.g.<username>:<password>) are clearly noted as such, to avoid any confusion during implementation.
125-130: Security Considerations are Spot-On.
The security section succinctly emphasizes HTTPS usage, endpoint protection, and credential rotation. If applicable, you might also consider mentioning additional best practices (for instance, IP whitelisting) for further securing the webhook endpoint.
9-30: Markdown Formatting Consistency.
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docs/features/webhooks.md (10)
1-1: Title Update is Engaging.
The updated title “Webhooks 🌐” is eye‐catching and clearly sets the context for the document.
5-5: Enhanced Section Header.
The “Supported Events 📩” header with its emoji adds clarity and visual appeal.
75-83: Webhook Verification Step is Well-Documented.
The curl example for verifying webhook registration is concise and informative, allowing users to quickly confirm their setup.
86-91: Testing Instructions are Concise.
The testing guide for each webhook event is straightforward and actionable. The bullet points effectively delineate the necessary steps.🧰 Tools
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92-110: Payload Example is Informative.
The JSON payload snippet provides a clear and well‐structured example of the expected data payload. This will be very useful for developers when implementing or troubleshooting their webhook handlers.
116-123: Deregistration Instructions are Clear.
The instructions and the curl command for deregistering a webhook are clearly presented and easy to follow.
131-137: Troubleshooting Section is Practical.
The troubleshooting tips are well-chosen and cover common issues such as network access and URL inaccuracies. This should help users diagnose problems effectively.
138-143: Effective Conclusion.
The conclusion nicely summarizes the integration steps and reinforces best practices, leaving the reader with a strong final takeaway.
144-149: Comprehensive References.
The References section provides valuable links for further guidance. It’s a good idea to verify from time to time that these external links remain current and functional.
150-154: Useful Examples.
The examples listed add practical context and enhance understandability for users looking to implement integrations.
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5-14: Enhanced "Supported Events" Section
The updated section header "## Supported Events 📩" and the detailed explanation for thesms:receivedevent—complete with an emoji and a clear note about the non-unique nature ofmessageId—significantly boost clarity.
However, note that the nested bullet items currently use asterisks (*). To better comply with common markdown style guidelines (e.g., using dashes-for unordered lists) and address markdown lint concerns, consider unifying the list marker style and ensuring consistent indentation.🧰 Tools
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15-32: Detailed Event Payload Descriptions
Each event—sms:sent,sms:delivered,sms:failed, andsystem:ping—now has enriched details (such as added emojis, timestamp formats, and notes about optional fields) that improve documentation clarity.
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34-40: Refined "Prerequisites" Section
The "Prerequisites ✅" header and the bullet-pointed requirements (e.g., installation of SMS Gateway, valid SSL certificate, and network accessibility) are well presented and engaging.
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1-1: Header Enhancement Confirmed
The updated header now includes the "🌐" emoji, which improves visual appeal and clearly signals the subject matter.
42-50: Clear Integration Step Guidance (Step 1)
The "Step-by-Step Integration 📋" title along with "### Step 1: Set Up Your Server 🖥️" clearly outline the necessary actions for production and testing. The inclusion of production/testing distinctions and the code block examples (for instance, using [webhook.site] for testing) contribute to a comprehensive guide.
51-57: Webhook Registration Instructions
The "Register Your Webhook Endpoint 📝" section now gives precise instructions for different operational modes (Local, Private, and Cloud). The step-by-step approach and the clear differentiation of endpoints provide excellent guidance.
59-64: Cloud Mode Example Command
The code block titled "Cloud mode example" is concise and practical. The curl command formatting is clear; just ensure that any formatting changes are preserved when users copy the command into their terminals.
66-69: Placeholder Replacement Instructions
The "Replace:" section that explains the placeholders (e.g.,<username>:<password>, webhook URL) is straightforward and helpful.🧰 Tools
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71-73: Clarification on Webhook Synchronization and Registration
The note about allowing time for synchronization in Cloud and Private modes and the reminder to register separate webhooks for multiple events are well articulated.
75-82: Webhook Verification Process
The "Verify Your Webhook ✔️" section, complete with an example curl command for a GET request, is easy to follow and provides clear verification steps.
84-90: Testing Instructions for Webhooks
The "Test the Webhook 🧪" section now clearly delineates how to trigger different events—whether by sending an SMS forsms:receivedor enabling the ping feature forsystem:ping. This set of instructions is both logical and actionable.🧰 Tools
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92-110: Payload Reception Description
The "Receive the Payload 📤" section, along with the JSON payload example, effectively demonstrates what developers should expect in a POST request. The formatting and field details are clear and informative.
112-116: Response Requirements and Retry Strategy
The documentation now clearly instructs that the server should respond with a 2xx status within 30 seconds and explains the exponential backoff retry strategy in detail. This is crucial information and is well presented.
116-123: Webhook Deregistration Process
The "Deregister a Webhook 🗑️" section plus the accompanying curl DELETE command offer a straightforward method to unregister webhooks. The instructions are clear and concise.
125-129: Enhanced Security Considerations
The "Security Considerations 🔐" section now highlights best practices (e.g., using HTTPS, securing endpoints, rotating credentials) in an engaging manner using bullet points and emojis, which enhances readability and emphasis on critical practices.
131-137: Practical Troubleshooting Guidance
The "Troubleshooting 🛠️" section provides useful tips (firewalls, URL accuracy, third-party app interference, and log checks) that will help developers quickly pinpoint issues if something goes wrong.
138-143: Conclusion and Best Practices Reminder
The "Conclusion 🎉" section provides a positive wrap-up, summarizing the integration steps and reinforcing the importance of following security best practices and thorough testing.
144-149: Improved References Section
The "References 📚" section now includes updated and well-formatted links (including the enhanced reference for "Private Webhook Certificate Setup"), making it easier for users to locate additional resources.
150-154: Engaging Examples Section
The "Examples 💡" section, featuring links to the Telegram Forwarder Function and Web Client, is a valuable addition that provides real-world integration insights and further aids in understanding the documentation.
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