hookrelay
Minimal go library to relay webhook events back to an arbitrary service. With
the use of a primary HTTP mux router, we are able to register endpoints (e.g.,
/hook) with a corresponding Response function to handle the aggregation of
incoming requests.
First, there is a Hook interface we must satisfy by implementing it’s
functions for later usage.
type Hook interface {
Response(i interface{}) func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request)
LoadConfig(config string) error
Endpoint() string
Options() byte
Response: Contains the incoming webhook event request data and defines
how to handle it.LoadConfig: Used for any special configuration that may be used by
the hook.Endpoint: The endpoint path that events should be sent to.Options: Optional middleware a hook may find useful, such as limiting
the endpoint to only acceptPOSTmethods.
Examples can be found in the examples directory for practical usage
and a better understanding. There is not a great deal behind this, and was more
of a thin-wrapper to use in smaller sized, adhoc projects.
