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@invect/webhooks

v0.0.12

Published

Webhook trigger plugin for Invect — adds webhook management, ingestion, signature verification, and a dedicated webhooks UI page

Readme


Adds webhook management, ingestion, signature verification, and rate limiting to Invect. Create webhook endpoints that trigger flow runs when external services send events.

Install

pnpm add @invect/webhooks

Backend

import { webhooks } from '@invect/webhooks';

const invectRouter = await createInvectRouter({
  database: { type: 'sqlite', connectionString: 'file:./dev.db' },
  encryptionKey: process.env.INVECT_ENCRYPTION_KEY,
  plugins: [webhooks()],
});

app.use('/invect', invectRouter);

Options

webhooks({
  webhookBaseUrl: 'https://example.com/api/invect', // Base URL for webhook endpoints
  rateLimitMaxRequests: 60, // Max requests per window (default: 60)
  rateLimitWindowMs: 60_000, // Rate limit window in ms (default: 60s)
  dedupTtlMs: 86_400_000, // Deduplication TTL in ms (default: 24h)
});

Frontend

import { Invect } from '@invect/ui';
import { webhooksFrontend } from '@invect/webhooks/ui';

<Invect apiBaseUrl="/api/invect" plugins={[webhooksFrontend]} />;

The plugin adds a Webhooks page to the sidebar for managing webhook triggers.

Features

  • Signature verification — HMAC validation for GitHub, GitLab, Slack, and generic providers.
  • Rate limiting — Per-IP/path rate limiting with configurable windows.
  • Deduplication — Idempotency via event deduplication (24h TTL default).
  • IP allowlisting — Restrict webhook sources by IP address.

Exports

| Entry Point | Content | | ------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------- | | @invect/webhooks | Backend plugin (Node.js) | | @invect/webhooks/ui | Frontend plugin — webhooksFrontend, WebhooksPage | | @invect/webhooks/types | Shared types |

License

MIT