How to use webhooks? 🔗

You must be subscribed to the Autopilot or higher tier to use webhooks.

Then, navigate to your Project settings -> Weebhooks page to set up your first action.

Tip: Webhooks are also available over Localazy Public API

UI Overview 🔗

Adding a webhook 🔗

When activated (organization is on Autopilot Tier) and there are no webhooks configured, click on the ADD WEBHOOK button.

No configured webhooks

To add and configure a new webhook, you must fill in a URL you wish to call and specify on which event it should be triggered.

Adding a webhook

Available fields

  • Endpoint URL (mandatory): Specifies the URL to which the webhook will be sent. It has to be a valid URL and unique across all webhooks for the project.
  • Description (optional): A description of the webhook, e.g. "My webhook". It serves only for your better orientation
  • Events switches:
    • at least one event switch has to be activated to be able to store a webhook configuration
    • it is possible to activate/deactivate multiple event switches (as long as the first condition is met)
    • see Webhooks Types for the description of each event

Click the ADD NEW WEBHOOK button when you set up everything to activate your webhook.

Editing a webhook 🔗

You can edit the existing webhooks configuration. The logic is the same as creating a new one (see above).

Editing a webhook

Webhooks Overview Table 🔗

Once you add your first webhook, you will see a neat table of all created webhooks.

Webhooks Overview Table - actions

You can add, edit, enable/disable and delete all webhooks one by one or by using batch actions.

Webhooks Overview Table - batch actions

Invoking webhooks 🔗

When the specified event occurs, all URLs with the given event configured are called with a POST request. The header Content-Type is set to application/json and in the POST body, JSON structure with additional information is provided. Timeouts are set to 10 seconds. Redirects are enabled.

See Weebhoks API for request details.

Available Webhook Events 🔗

You can choose from the following actions which will trigger the webhook.

Comment Added 🔗

This webhook is triggered when a comment is added to the project.

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Content Imported 🔗

This webhook is invoked when importing is finished (e.g., from CLI, Gradle or other). The event is invoked only when there are added, updated, or deprecated keys.

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Content Imported Empty 🔗

This webhook is invoked when importing is finished. This event is invoked when the importing has finished with no changes.

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Project Published 🔗

This webhook is triggered when the project is successfully published (also applies to release tags)

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Tag Promoted 🔗

This webhook is triggered after a release tag gets promoted to another tag.

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