Webhooks

Requirements

1. mongodb
2. nodejs
3. npm

Dependencies :

"dotenv": "^10.0.0",

"express": "^4.17.1",

"moleculer": "^0.14.15",

"mongo": "^0.1.0",

"mongodb": "^4.0.0",

"request": "^2.88.2"

Create a database named webhooks

Step 1: Run the mongodb server , using

$ mongod

Step 2: Install node dependencies

$ npm install

Step 3: Run the app.js

$ npm start

To register a Webhook

Make a POST Request to the localhost:3000/register route with json body

e.g - { "taregtURL": "https://google.com" }

To Update a targetURL

Make a PUT Request to the localhost:3000/update route with json body

e.g - { "id": "60f2c2ec4c248f0849f0d017", "newTargetUrl" : "https://facebook.com"}

To List all the Registered Webhooks

Make a GET Request to the localhost:3000/list route

To Delete a Registered Webhook

Make a DELETE Request to the localhost:3000/delete route with the body containing id of the webhook you want to delete

e.g - { "id" : "60f2c2ec4c248f0849f0d017" }

To Trigger all the Registered Webhooks

Make a GET Request to the localhost:3000/ip route with the header containing the ip address

e.g - Key: x-forwarded-for Value: 192.168.20.10

Bonus Completed: If a request to any target URL fails in the “webhooks.trigger” action (i.e. the response has a non 200 status code), the microservice will keep retrying the request until it succeeds (maximum of 5 retries).