Webhook Channel #149
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Webhook Channel #149
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julianbrost
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In its initial form, the webhook channel can be used to send notifications against a HTTP/HTTPS web server with a dynamic configurable URL and request body message.
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This PR contains two changes:
In its initial form, the webhook channel can be used to send notifications against a HTTP/HTTPS web server with a dynamic configurable URL and request body message.
This addresses #144 where @julianbrost suggested to implement a web hook channel.
I have tested this channel locally against https://github.com/mendhak/docker-http-https-echo for debugging. Next, I am going to rework #144 to use this channel instead of the file-like channel.