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yl-webhook

v0.9.0

Published

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Downloads

5

Readme

yl-webhook

Just a webhook for GET request.Load script from local file.

Install

npm i yl-webhook

How to Use

const WebHook = require('yl-webhook');

(new WebHook({
  // GET http://127.0.0.1:5225/test?a=A&b=B
  // The console will log 'Webhook received. \nParams: {"a":"A","b":"B"}'
  '/test':async (query) => {
      console.log(`Webhook received. \nParams: ${JSON.stringify(query)}`);
   },
}, 5225)).start();

API

WebHook.construct(scripts = {}, port = 5225)

scripts

K-V object. The key is path of the webhook request URL. The value is method(recommend Promise or async function) will be executed.

port

The port will be listened.

WebHook.scriptTest

A simple method for example.

See more information at "Quick Start".

WebHook.scriptShell

Web shell. Powerful but dangerous. Make sure that you know what you are doing.

Pass a query with field 'cmd' to use it.

For example : GET http://127.0.0.1:5225/?cmd=ping%20www.baidu.com

See more information at "Quick Start".

Quick Start

const WebHook = require('yl-webhook');

(new WebHook({
  '/test': WebHook.scriptTest,
  '/shell': WebHook.scriptShell,
}, 5225)).start();