Create, list, update, and delete webhooks through the Mapped GraphQL API
domain: docs.mapped.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Call the createWebhookTarget mutation with a target object containing eventFilters.jsonExpressionFilter.jsonPathExpression, httpTarget (method, targetUri, auth), maxRetry, and enabled
Scope the filter to a point's time series with @.source == '//com.mapped/org/<orgId>/timeseries/point/<pointId>', or to a live query with .../liveQueries/<liveQueryId> - the single quotes around the value are required
Call webhookTargets to list existing webhooks and confirm their id, httpTarget, and eventFilters
Call updateWebhookTarget with the webhook's id to change fields such as contentMode (e.g. STRUCTURED for a richer CloudEvents-style payload)
Call deleteWebhookTarget with the id to permanently remove a webhook
Known gotchas
Only noAuth and Basic auth are currently supported on the outbound httpTarget - no OAuth or bearer-token delivery to your endpoint
Disabled webhooks (enabled: false) still exist and can be queried, they simply stop sending payloads
Default payloads only include bare data fields; set contentMode to STRUCTURED to get header/timestamp/eventExtensions metadata useful for correlating multiple webhooks
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