• Open http://webhookr.com/4qNAvf in your browser to watch the webhook.
• Then open another browser window with http://webhookr.com/4qNAvf?data1=test&data2=test2

OR

• Use CURL to send the request

            
                curl http://webhookr.com/4qNAvf -d "data1=something" -d ""
            
          

You will see the request displayed on the first page you opened the moment it comes in, accompanied by a sound effect.

Webhookr support arbitrary sub-paths, so if you have multiple requests coming to one webhook, you can differentiate between them. Just add /whatever/whatever/ to the end of the webhookr URL and when the request comes in, you'll see the path in the request title, to the right.

Example

• Open http://webhookr.com/4qNAvf in your browser to watch it
• Open another browser window with http://webhookr.com/4qNAvf/callbacks/first/?data1=test to see the data shown in the first window.
• Then you can do a second callback to see the difference between paths: http://webhookr.com/4qNAvf/callbacks/second/?data1=test to see the data shown in the first window.

The sound effect for each callback is customizable. Just make the first part of the sub-path the name of the sound.

Example

• Open http://webhookr.com/4qNAvf in your browser to watch it
• Open another browser window with http://webhookr.com/4qNAvf /loud/?data1=test to see the data shown in the first window and hear the first sound.
• Open another browser window with http://webhookr.com/4qNAvf /error/subpath/?data1=test to see the data shown in the first window with a different sound and sub-path.

Supported Sounds

• normal
• medium
• loud
• quiet
• error