This service is provided free of charge and I may remove any created profile for any reason without prior warning. This is a small site and project that is not prepared for extreme amounts of data, as such I must ask that you be respectful of said limitations. I can and will make this private if I find that people are abusing it.
The template should contain a valid JSON string which would be forwarded to the receiving service. You can
incorporate data received from the sending service by using a placeholder. The placeholder is in the format
<<<key>>>
(please make sure not to put any whitespace between the braces). You can also
use subkeys
by formatting it as <<<key.subkey.another_subkey.etc>>>
. Valid characters for (sub)keys are
alphanumeric characters, dashes, and underscores. Support for lists as a subkey does not currently exist yet.
{ "action": "added", "board": { "id": "123456", "name": "Example" }, "card": { "id": "7890", "name": "Test", "created_date": "2021-09-03T16:20:29.485Z", "created_by": { "name": "A random person" } } }You could do something similar to the following to format it (in this example, as a Discord webhook request):
{ "username": "Example", "content": "Card with ID <<<card.id>>> was <<<action>> to board with ID <<<board.id>>> by <<<card.created_by.name>>>" }
http
instead of https
as the scheme for the intercept URL, it'll return a 405 - Method Not Allowed
error. This is due to
HTTPS only being enabled in Cloudflare, which uses a 301/302 redirect to redirect to HTTPS. 301/302 redirects don't
redirect with the same method (POST) which causes this error. The only real way for this to be fixed website side is
to either use 307 redirects which aren't supported or not have HTTPS enforce, which is obviously a bad idea. As
such, make sure you have the scheme as HTTPS
in your webhook.