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Add Webhooks

A number of CMS, and other Enterprise systems, I'm working with have access to Webhooks. We've been asked by more than one client now about the possibility of using webhooks (as opposed to having to write and deploy extensions) to be informed on activities such as 

publishing/unpublishing

creating content of a specific type

updates to schemas

Mark Saunders
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  • in reply to Alvin Reyes

    This, yes, the first.

    The webhook should do either a POST or a GET to a user \-entered URL, and it should be associated with a selected event and a selected tcm-id.  In the body of the request it should include a JSON payload with at least the event details and the associated tcm-id.

    Bonus points for making the payload more configurable, but many times a webhook is just about making the event known.