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Jira Webhooks Laravel

Laravel package for interacting with Jira Webhooks.

Installation

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This package uses Laravel's package auto-discovery, so you don't have to manually add the service provider.

Laravel Without Auto-discovery

If you don't use auto-discovery, add the ServiceProvider to the providers array in config/app.php

If you want to use facade for routes, add this to aliases in you config/app.php

Export Configuration Files

(Optional) If you want to customize events dispatched by the package, copy the package config to your local config with the publish command:

Add Webhook Route

You can add webhook route to your routes file using JiraWebhooks class:

This will create a POST route with URI jira-webhook. You can also customize the URI of the route by passing a parameter. This method returns Illuminate\Routing\Route object, so you can use all other methods available on regular routes.

CSRF Protection

If you're adding the route to your web routes, make sure you disable the CSRF middleware for the webhook route. Do this by adding URI to $except property of VerifyCsrfToken middleware.

Usage

By default, the package will dispatch Stichoza\JiraWebhooksLaravel\Events\JiraWebhookReceived event for any incoming webhook along with a specific event depending on the webhookEvent of webhook received.

Using Events

Here is the table of Jira webhookEvent event names and respective events dispatched by this package:

Note Default events are in Stichoza\JiraWebhooksLaravel\Events namespace.

Defining Custom Events

You can extend or customize event map by adding different events in config/jira-webhooks.php file. These are regular events that you can create by php artisan make:event command.

All events will receive the Stichoza\JiraWebhooksData\Models\JiraWebhookData object in the constructor.

The keys are checked against Jira's webhook event name (webhookEvent property) using Str::is() method, so you can use wildcards in names. You can find the full list of Jira webhook event names here.

Note All events matching the pattern will be triggered, not just the first one.

Handling Events

You should define the listeners for the events that you configured in config/jira-webhooks.php file. You can create listeners using Laravel's php artisan make:listener command.

All events will have a webhook property of type Stichoza\JiraWebhooksData\Models\JiraWebhookData. This object contains all data from webhook request. Read more about these data structures in the readme of stichoza/jira-webhooks-data package.

Example

Recommendations

It's recommended to make listeners queued. This package returns 200 OK response to Jira, so if the response will take too much time, Jira will assume that webhook delivery failed.