Webhooks documentation is incomplete

[rawbee]

The documentation for webhooks doesn't list which actions trigger a webhook call. For instance, my webhook seems to get called in these cases (and there may be more, but these are the ones I've observed):

• a task is created on a list
• a subtask is added to a task on a list
• a note is added to a task on the list
• the task title is modified
• the task is marked as completed

However, there is no call for these actions:

• the tasks on the list are reordered

[duncan]

You are absolutely right that we should document this. The other case that I'm aware of no notification for is when a list is deleted. We delete the we hook, but don't send a notification first.

Thanks for the report. We'll track it and follow up here.

[passuf]

@rawbee I agree with the issue about the docs, but are you sure that you do not receive calls for completed tasks? I just tried this by myself and it seems to work.

[gdiab]

I don't think I receive a call for completed tasks. Has this not been implemented or am I doing something wrong?

[rawbee]

@passuf I am getting calls now. I'm not sure if something was fixed, or if I was doing something wrong, but I am happy to be getting them now :)

[Sarke]

Please also document what the processor_type and configuration parameters do and their possible values. Also revision.

[n4s-linux]

We still need this :( How can I use Your web hooks? They call my url, but nothing is inside neither GET or POST. It is just simple url call with no data.

[Sarke]

@jrgenolsen The data is a JSON encoded string inside the request body. Assuming you are using PHP, you can access it like this:

$json = file_get_contents('php://input');
$data = json_decode($json, true);

[khurshid-alam]

Any news on this....it is still not documented!!

[gonzie]

It would be great to get some more documentation on this..

[hocza]

I could use some documentation on this :(

any news?