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- Webhooks Actions
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Overview
This node integrates with the Zendry API to manage webhooks, specifically allowing the removal of registered webhooks. It authenticates using a Client ID and Client Secret to obtain an access token, then sends a DELETE request to the Zendry API endpoint for webhooks. This node is useful for automating webhook management in workflows, such as cleaning up or disabling webhooks when they are no longer needed.
Use Case Examples
- Removing a webhook by specifying the webhook ID or relevant identifier in the request body to stop receiving events from Zendry.
- Automating webhook lifecycle management by removing outdated or unused webhooks as part of a larger integration process.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Client ID | Client ID of the Zendry application, used for authentication. |
| Client Secret | Client Secret of the Zendry application, used for authentication. |
| Endpoint | API endpoint to send the DELETE request to, typically /v1/webhooks for webhook removal. |
| HTTP Method | HTTP method for the request, should be DELETE for webhook removal. |
| Body (JSON) | JSON formatted request body containing details of the webhook to be removed. |
Output
JSON
json- Response from Zendry API after attempting to remove the webhook, containing success or error details.
Dependencies
- Zendry API authentication via Client ID and Client Secret to obtain a Bearer token.
Troubleshooting
- Ensure Client ID and Client Secret are correctly provided; missing credentials will cause authentication errors.
- Verify the endpoint is correct and matches the operation; an incorrect endpoint or HTTP method will result in API errors.
- The request body must be valid JSON; invalid JSON will cause the node to throw an error.
- If the token retrieval fails, check network connectivity and credentials validity.
Links
- Zendry API Webhooks Documentation - Official documentation for managing webhooks via Zendry API, including removal.