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Webhooks

The device is able to send webhooks (HTTP requests) to a specified server.
There are two types of webhooks, which can be active at the same time:

  • Interval webhooks
  • Notification webhooks
note

On our Querx range of products this feature is called HTTP Push instead of webhooks.

Interval webhooks​

The device sends a Webhook at definable regular intervals.

Configuration​

Enable​

Checkbox

Tick the checkbox to fill out the configuration details and enable the interface.

URL​

RequiredURLe.g. http://192.168.0.123/path, https://example.com:3000

The URL of the HTTP server to send the Push requests to.

info

If you have installed a CA certificate to the device and the HTTP server URL uses https://, the device will try to use it to validate the authenticity of the server.

Template filename​

RequiredDropdown

Choose from the list of available template files or use the default push.tpl template file.
Also refer to the Templates docs page.

Template Variables​

OptionalText

These are strings or numbers that, when optionally provided, are available inside the chosen template.

Interval​

RequiredNumber1-1440minutes

The device will trigger webhooks (send HTTP POST requests) in the specified interval.

Test the configuration​

After filling in the form, click on at the bottom of the page, to test the configuration.

Save the configuration​

Click on at the bottom of the page, to persist the configuration.

Notification webhooks​

The device sends a webhook as a notification, as a reaction to an event or state change of a peripheral device. For this, at least one peripheral device must have webhook enabled under "Notify by".

Also see Notifications