Webhooks
The Developer Console Webhooks page enables you to define POST HTTP
JaaS platform requests. These requests can be triggered by selected and defined in-meeting or post-meeting events that are generated by your AppID.
For additional information about webhooks refer to the Jitsi as a Service (JaaS) Webhooks Reference.
Defining a Webhook endpoint
You can define an endpoint by clicking Add endpoint and specifying a mandatory target URL. After you have added the webhook, you can select one or more events that trigger requests to the defined endpoint. The added endpoints are listed by URL and list of events.
You can optionally configure an Authorization header to be sent with each webhook request. This enables you to authorize incoming requests.
The following screenshot shows a PARTICIPANT_JOINED action event configuration with an endpoint URL of https://postb.in/b/1600147371176-9105843019206
:
You can later edit the current endpoint by selecting it from the list, or add more endpoints for other significant meeting events.
The following screenshot shows the completed webhook configuration:
The webhook endpoint expects data through a POST request and confirms successful data receipt through the return of an 2xx
status code. If a successful status is not returned, follow up webhook delivery attempts are made with an exponential back off.
The same event might occasionally be delivered more than once which guards against duplicated events using the idempotencyKey
.
Event ordering is not guaranteed; therefore, PARTICIPANT_JOINED might be received prior to ROOM_CREATED.
Updated about 1 year ago