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Webhooks ​

Create Webhooks ​

  1. Once you opened WGDashboard, you should see a new menu item in the navigation bar called Webhooks, click on it to open the webhooks manager.
  2. If you're first time using it, you should see a blank page, which is normal. To create a new webhook, click on the blue button in the top right corner.
  3. Fill in the form
    1. Payload URL: This is the URL WGDashboard will post to, it can be HTTP or HTTPS
    2. Content Type: This depends on how you want to receive data, in JSON format, or URL encoded format
    3. Verify SSL: This only applies if your Payload URL is HTTPS, we strongly recommend to keep this on so we can make sure your data is not sent to bad people 😉
    4. Custom Headers: If your Payload URL required extra headers, like API Keys, Bearer token, you can do so.
    5. Subscribed Actions: You can choose which event(s) you want to subscribe. In the future we will add more actions.
    6. Enable Webhook: You can choose to enable it or not after saving it
  4. Click Save and voila your Webhook is ready!

Payload Example ​

json
{
    "configuration": "Aa1",
    "peers": [
        "D2F7tP1sXbhT7ye2tl4aDoBk+tpiOZAvU4Jw8Jt3W0g="
    ],
    "action": "peer_created",
    "time": "2025-09-03 17:10:51",
    "webhook_id": "b1d5a1b1-b2e5-430d-a366-076a50300cdc",
    "webhook_session": "2d6d536d-2e7a-4382-9c20-339c68148cdc"
}

Webhook payloads will only expose public information, keys in $.peers are their public key