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@open-wa/integration-webhook

v5.6.5

Published

Webhook delivery integration plugin for open-wa

Readme

@open-wa/integration-webhook

Webhook delivery integration plugin for open-wa

Part of the @open-wa v5 monorepo.

What it does

@open-wa/integration-webhook forwards public open-wa events to an external URL with HTTP POST. It supports event filtering, custom headers, request timeouts, retry with exponential backoff, and concurrent delivery through a queue.

Use this integration to send open-wa runtime events to another service without direct open-wa integration.

Configuration

The plugin config is validated by the plugin SDK schema in src/plugin.ts.

| Field | Necessary | Source-visible behavior | | --- | --- | --- | | url | Yes | Target URL for webhook delivery. Must be a URL. | | events | No | all or an array of event names. Defaults to all. Non-matching events are skipped. | | concurrency | No | Max concurrent deliveries. Defaults to 10. | | queueCapacity | No | Maximum queued deliveries in memory. Defaults to 1000. | | overload | No | A full queue waits for room with backpressure (default), or rejects with dropping. | | retries | No | Number of retry attempts after a failed delivery. Defaults to 3. | | retryDelay | No | Base retry delay in milliseconds. Defaults to 1000 and is exponentially backed off per attempt. | | headers | No | Additional headers merged into each request. | | timeout | No | Request timeout in milliseconds. Defaults to 30000. | | durability | No | When enabled, stores pending deliveries in a SQLite journal and replays up to replayLimit after startup. Disabled by default. |

Each delivery also sends Content-Type: application/json.

Payload envelope

The payload shape is defined by WebhookPayload in src/config.ts and produced in src/plugin.ts.

| Field | Value | | --- | --- | | webhookId | A random UUID generated when the plugin initializes. | | sessionId | The current open-wa session ID from the plugin host. | | event | The event name received by the plugin. | | payload | The event payload received by the plugin. | | timestamp | Date.now() at delivery enqueue time. |

Runtime behavior

  • During initialization, the plugin creates a WebhookDeliverer, computes the allowed event set, and logs the configured target URL.
  • On each public event hook call, the plugin skips events outside the configured allowlist and enqueues the payload for delivery.
  • WebhookDeliverer posts JSON with native fetch and aborts requests with AbortController when the timeout elapses.
  • Non-2xx responses throw an error and enter the retry path.
  • Retry delay is retryDelay * 2 ** attempt until the configured retry count is exhausted.
  • The default queue and its waiting deliveries live in memory. A process exit or restart loses deliveries that were not accepted successfully.
  • After the final attempt, the deliverer logs the failure and the plugin hook rejects. With durability enabled, the delivery row is marked dead_letter; without it, no record remains for automatic replay.
  • With durability enabled, pending rows are replayed on a later startup up to replayLimit, and the sender includes the durable row ID as Idempotency-Key. Duplicate requests can still arrive if the receiver committed its work but the response was lost.
  • The plugin closes its delivery runtime on dispose; pending durable rows remain in SQLite for a later startup. The integration does not expose a built-in dead-letter inspection or replay route.

Persist the receiver's inbox record or idempotency key before returning 2xx. The sender does not create an HMAC signature, and its retry policy does not promise eventual delivery. Keep credentials out of logs and use a receiver-side secret or a signature scheme implemented by your gateway.

Exports

  • Default export and webhookPlugin from src/plugin.ts.
  • WebhookDeliverer from src/deliverer.ts.
  • WebhookPluginConfig, WebhookConfig, Webhook, and WebhookPayload types.

Development

  • pnpm --filter @open-wa/integration-webhook build
  • pnpm --filter @open-wa/integration-webhook dev
  • pnpm --filter @open-wa/integration-webhook lint
  • pnpm --filter @open-wa/integration-webhook clean

Documentation

See the docs site.

License

H-DNH 1.1 - Hippocratic + Do Not Harm