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Webhook in Google Sheet- A method to receive notifications

  • Natasha
  • Jun 9, 2017
  • 1 min read

ou can use webhooks to inform your add on such as contact form 7 add ons or web application when definite events take place. For instance, you may want to notify your distant application when a concern has been reorganized or when sprint has been initiated. Employing a webhook to do this signifies your distant application does not have to every so often poll to find out whether changes have taken place or not.

A webhook is information that you need to give when listing a new webhook:

  • a name for the webhook made

  • the URL where the callback should be delivered

  • the range of the webhook, also "all concerns" or a restricted set of concerns defined by JQL

  • the events to place to the URL, also "all events" or a particular set of events

To deal with a webhook in Google sheet you only require building a small web app that can recognize the HTTP requests. Webhooks lets your app to get alerts whenever there are updates to a selected set of topics and their areas. For instance, you could fix a webhook for the user theme and opt-in to its email area and be alerted whenever your users inform their email ids. This puts off you from having to trust on permanent or even intermittent Graph API requests just to ensure updates that may or may not have occurred. It also helps you ignore rate limits.


 
 
 

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