Webhooks allow you to receive information about the key events that happen in your Crowdin project, like completed translations or proofreading. Depois de configurar um webhook para o projeto, o Crowdin começará a enviar solicitações POST ou GET com dados para a URL do webhook via HTTP.
Apenas os proprietários e gerentes de projetos podem registrar um webhook.
You can add webhooks to build integrations with the services or with your backend. Por exemplo:
You can configure webhooks for the following types of events:
Read more about Webhook Events (File-based) and Webhook Events (String-based) on Crowdin Developer Portal.
Click Add Webhook to start configuring your new webhook. To configure webhooks in Crowdin, open your project and go to Tools > Webhooks.
You will need to provide the following information to register a webhook:
Optionally, you can add special headers to your webhook. Eles podem ser usados para segurança adicional, como um método de autorização e muito mais. For example, if you add headers, your webhook endpoint can check them to ensure that information is coming from Crowdin.
When adding a webhook, click Test webhook to see how your application will react to that call.
Depending on your approach to webhook management, you might need to add dedicated Crowdin IP addresses to your firewall to allow Crowdin to open the pre-configured webhook URLs.
Read more about IP Addresses.
Within a specific project, you can access and manage configured webhooks by editing or deleting them directly from the displayed list.
In the Calls History section, you can view the list of calls of all webhooks that were configured in the project. Use the filter to view all or only unsuccessful webhook notifications.
Webhooks that fail 100 or more times in the last 24 hours with response codes in the 4xx or 5xx ranges are automatically disabled.
Disabled webhooks are listed in the Webhooks section with a cleared check mark, indicating that they are currently inactive due to persistent failures. To discover more about failed webhooks, navigate to the Calls History > Unsuccessful section. Here you can explore detailed information about the issues encountered by each failed webhook.
Once you have identified and resolved the cause of the webhook failures, you can manually re-enable the webhooks to restore their functionality. In the Webhooks section, locate the disabled webhook and select it for re-enabling.
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