WebHook Tester
Released under MIT, WebHook Tester provides powerful tool for testing WebHooks and more on self-hosted infrastructure.
Overview
🔭 Powerful tool for testing WebHooks and more The project has 401 GitHub stars and is licensed under MIT.
Key Features
Source: GitHub README
- Standalone operation with in-memory storage/pubsub - no third-party dependencies needed
- Fully customizable response code, headers, and body for webhooks
- Option to expose your locally running instance to the global internet (via tunneling)
- Fast, built-in UI based on
ReactJS - Multi-architecture Docker image based on
scratch - Runs as an unprivileged user in Docker
- Well-tested, documented source code
- CLI health check sub-command included
- Binary view of recorded requests in UI
- Supports JSON and human-readable logging formats
Getting Started
Source: GitHub README
curl -SsL -o ./webhook-tester https://github.com/tarampampam/webhook-tester/releases/latest/download/webhook-tester-linux-amd64
chmod +x ./webhook-tester
./webhook-tester start
Normalized Features
Source: tool-features-normalized.json
docker, helm, kubernetes, redis, webhooks.
Deploy
Features
Integrations & APIs
- Webhooks
Category
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