Source: blog.boot.dev
Introduction to Asynchronous Flows and Webhooks
In this post, we’ll be talking about and coding through a common integration pattern with an external API called a webhook. Your backend to an external backend (API).
Put simply, a webhook is a call to your API that is the result of an event that happened in an external system.
This is the “Help Desk” API that we’ll be calling that we can expect a webhook from at a later time.
Implement the API Contract, we’ll need to actually receive the webhook Test things, and make sure they’re working as we expect.
Put simply, a webhook is a call to your API that is the result of an event that happened in an external system.
This is the “Help Desk” API that we’ll be calling that we can expect a webhook from at a later time.
Implement the API Contract, we’ll need to actually receive the webhook Test things, and make sure they’re working as we expect.
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