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Informations about the package yii2-webhooks
Yii2 Webhooks
Extension for creating and using web-hooks in yii2.
Description
Add webhooks and attach them to ActiveRecord objects' events to trigger HTTP requests to external systems
(3rd party services, your own applications etc.).
Use case example
Let's assume that inside your project you have an Example class which extends ActiveRecord.
If you want to trigger a webhook every time a new Example record is created, you will create a new Webhook record,
and assign it to your Example class.
You do this by setting the event attribute of the Webhook record to value of app\models\Example::EVENT_AFTER_CREATE.
You also set the webhook url and method values. For example http://api.service.com and POST.
Now, every time a new Example record is created inside your project, your api service receives an
http request with the Example object attributes.
Installation
The preferred way to install this extension is through composer.
Run composer installation.
Setup
Run the migration. It creates the webhook and _webhooklog tables.
The extension needs to be bootstrapped:
Add the module to the config:
Usage
Webhooks
Create a new webhook by navigating to the webhooks module: index.php?r=webhooks/webhook/create
You can use the predefined events from BaseActiveRecord class, e.g. EVENT_AFTER_INSERT or you can use your own events, e.g. app\models\Example::EVENT_EXAMPLE.
User generated events
When triggering your custom event, make sure you send the instantiated model like in the following code:
Logger
Extension logs every triggered webhook with its http request and response.
Logs are available at index.php/webhooks?r=/webhook-log/index
Implementing your own EventDispatcher
You can add your own implementation of the event dispatcher to fit your needs. It must implement EventDispatcherInterface.
Config needs to be updated accordingly:
Implementing your own Webhook
TBD
Screenshots
Contributing
Your local setup should have this repository and an existing yii2 project (preferably a clean yii2 template).
Link the repo to your project by adding it to your project's composer.json file:
Install it to the project using composer:
composer require --prefer-dist degordian/yii2-webhooks "*"
You can edit the files from within you project, directly in your vendor folder, for it is much more convenient that way.
Credits
This extension is created and maintained by Bornfight.
License
TBD
