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Can I use this to transform Web Hook data from one service into a format that another service expects?
Example:
Service A WebHook -> hook.io -> Service B Rest Request
Edit: Would definitely need SSL support for the above use case.
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That's an entirely different project from Nodejitsu. I don't know if it's still active. The hook.io domain actually expired and went to public auction recently and I was able to purchase it.
Um... If it was an "entirely different" project from Nodejitsu, then why was it your project four years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1666304
Like most websites of such projects, its missing the "What is X" that explains what problem your "product X" solves. (yes you are selling your product) And gives context such as being a supplement to Y and an alternative to Z. After reading every page, i still have no idea what it does, what its for and how i can learn more about Y and Z so i can understand why i need X.
I'm assuming this is possible, but its not obvious on the site: Can I use this to transform Web Hook data from one service into a format that another service expects? Example: Service A WebHook -> hook.io -> Service B Rest Request Edit: Would definitely need SSL support for the above use case.
Try taking a look at the transform or merge examples
Like most websites of such projects, its missing the "What is X" that explains what problem your "product X" solves. (yes you are selling your product) And gives context such as being a supplement to Y and an alternative to Z. After reading every page, i still have no idea what it does, what its for and how i can learn more about Y and Z so i can understand why i need X.
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It clicked for me when I saw the example curl request; `curl --data 'foo=bar&hello=there' http://hook.io/Marak/echo` But yeah, up till then I felt a bit uncomfortable that the assumption was made that I already knew what it was all about. Gotta say I really like it, maybe put the example curl request much nearer the top in a big font size?
Thanks for the feedback! I took the curl example added it to the homepage right under the tagline. Thinking of a Hook as a standard Unix Pipe really helps solidifying the entire concept.
Maybe I'm missing it, but I can not find any documentation on what languages are supported. Then I figured it used the gist language declaration to support all(?) languages. But for python, it says print is not defined. So that's not it. I'm kind of at a loss for what's supposed to be going on.