- Issue created by @vincent rommelaars
- 🇺🇸United States freelock Seattle
Hi,
I think until recently, handling incoming webhook payloads involved code. The webhooks module simply published an event with the data, and any other module could subscribe to that event and do whatever it wanted with the data. I was using a custom module to do this, sending the data to code to sync with content in Drupal.
It looks like the 4.x development version of this module is turning each incoming webhook submission into a new Drupal entity, which can then be shown in views, hooked up to actions in ECA, or do anything you can do with any other entity. I don't know the status of that version, have not tried it out yet to know whether it works or not.
I just created an ECA plugin on 🌱 I suggest planning an ECA integration for D10 Active so you can create an ECA model that gets any incoming webhook, and can do whatever you want from there. If you create that event in an ECA model, you then get the payload in [event:webhook:payload], which you can then deserialize and do as you please!