No. 27 of 29 ·Webhook Management Software

WebhookInbox

Web · Self-hosted · API

Freedom report

No signalScore 5.1

WebhookInbox is ranked #27 of 29 in webhook management software on Freedom251. It runs on API, Self-hosted, Web.

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Purpose: WebhookInbox receives HTTP requests and stores their data for later inspection, including for debugging HTTP callbacks.
Generated inboxes: Each inbox has a generated URL that applications can use to send requests for capture.
Live display: Incoming request data is displayed on the website in real time.
Captured data: Request items can include the method, path, query, headers, body, creation time, and client IP address.
Realtime API: The REST API can create and destroy inboxes, retrieve items, and listen for new items in real time.
Live updates: New items can be monitored using HTTP long polling or HTTP streaming.
Custom responses: Inboxes can use automatic responses or wait for a custom HTTP response; a request without a custom response within 20 seconds receives status 503.
Retention limit: An inbox holds up to 100 items, with a temporary higher limit during rapid request bursts before truncation back to 100.
Expiration: Inboxes expire after their time-to-live unless refreshed, and can also be explicitly destroyed.
PubSubHubbub: Inbox URLs can be used as PubSubHubbub callback URLs to receive feed updates.
Open source: WebhookInbox is open source, and the maker says users can run their own instance.
Technology: The maker says it is built with Django, Redis, Pushpin, and AngularJS.
Support: Bug reports and feature requests can be filed through the GitHub issue tracker.
Maker: WebhookInbox is produced by Fanout, Inc.

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