Base64, hashes, encryption
Webhook Relay provides a helper package to deal with various hashing and cryptography related operations.
- Webhooks & Tunnels
- Local Dev
- Authentication
- Custom Domains
- Expose Web Servers
- IoT
- Functions
- Webhook Transformation
- Data Warehouse
- Misc
Execute shell scripts on remote machines
Execute shell scripts on remote machines when webhook is received
Convert multipart form into JSON
Lean how to parse multipart form data and convert it into JSON
Receiving webhooks on localhost
Receive webhooks on localhost or private networks with Webhook Relay forward command
Managing functions
Functions allow you to define your own logic on what should happen when request is received.
Testing functions in CLI
Relay CLI allows creating a test cases for your functions
Read, write request data
In this page we will demonstrate basic operations that you can achieve in functions.
GCP BigQuery
BigQuery is one of the most popular data warehouses in the world. Webhook Relay functions allow directly inserting data into them.
Manipulate webhook request body
Use Lua function to manipulate webhook request body in the fly (FaaS example)
Sending emails
Webhook Relay provides a Mailgun package to easily send emails on various events.
Webhook authentication (incoming)
Webhook Relay supports authentication on public endpoints and can also send authentication details to the destinations.
Enrich webhooks from 3rd party APIs
Expose your locally running web server to the internet. Great when you need to share your work-in-progress website, built on technologies like NextJS, Nuxt, hugo or any other framework, tool, etc..
Demoing your website
Expose your locally running web server to the internet. Great when you need to share your work-in-progress website, built on technologies like NextJS, Nuxt, hugo or any other framework, tool, etc..
Tunnel basics
Tunnels provide bidirectional access to your local services. In this section we demonstrate basic functionality.
JSON encoding and decoding
Learn how to encode and decode JSON in Webhook Relay Functions.
Custom webhook domains
Learn how to configure a custom domain for your incoming webhooks. Use your own great.domain.com instead of randomly generated subdomain.
Making HTTP requests
Making HTTP requests from Webhook Relay Functions is easy. Learn how to enrich webhook data or call 3rd party APIs.
Encryption (HTTPS)
Encrypt communication to and from your website using HTTPS. It is important to encrypt as much web traffic as possible to prevent data theft and other tampering.
Custom domains for tunnels
Learn how to host tunnels on non webrelay.io domains.
Integrating into CI/CD
A guide on how to automatically deploy Functions in various source control management systems
Filter webhooks by request method
Functions can be used to filter out requests. This example will show how to allow only POST requests through the input or output.
Regions
Regional tunnel servers are available in a number of different locations to enable fast & low latency traffic to your applications.
Ingress for any Kubernetes environment
Demo your work-in-progress app from Minikube or any other environment with Webhook Relay ingress controller
URL Encoded Form Data
Parse and convert URL encoded form data into JSON or any other format.
JWT authentication
JWT tokens allow you to easily authenticate incoming HTTP (or any other data) requests.
Receive webhooks inside your JavaScript app
WebSocket Server allows users to receive webhooks inside their application without exposing it to the internet. Here's a short example application written in JavaScript that subscribes to a stream of webhooks.
HMAC (Hash-based Message Authentication Code)
HMAC is the most popular authentication and message security method used on webhook requests. Learn how to validate HMAC signatures.
Working with time
Webhook Relay provides several helpers when working with time, this section shows how to get current time, how to parse and format time.
Convert DockerHub webhook to Slack notification
Learn how to get messages into your Slack channel when a new Docker image is pushed.
