Webhook.site

• Create a webhook URLMake a new Webhook.site URL, with its own email address, that keeps every request sent to it. Choose the status and body it answers with, a delay, browser access and when it is deleted (7 days at most).
• Get a webhook URL's settingsRead what a URL answers with, when it will be deleted, and when its newest request arrived.
• Change a webhook URL's settingsChange what a URL answers with, how long it waits, its label or when it is deleted. Anything left empty stays as it is.
• Delete a webhook URLDelete a URL and everything it received, so it stops taking requests and emails.
• Send a test requestSend a request to a URL the way a service would, with a path, query values, headers, a JSON body or a file, and see the status and body it answered with.
• List requests sent to a URLList the requests and emails a URL received, newest first, with their headers, body, form fields and files. Narrow them down by words in the body, method, time, or whether they have a note yet.
• Get the latest requestRead the newest request or email a URL received. If nothing has arrived yet, it says so rather than failing.
• Get a requestRead one request or email: its method, address, query values, headers, body (read as JSON when it is JSON), form fields and files.
• Add a note to a requestWrite a note on a request, such as who dealt with it. Notes show in Webhook.site and let List requests skip the ones already dealt with.
• Download a file sent to a URLSave a file a request carried, such as a form upload or an email attachment, as a Lodol file for later steps to send on or store.
• Delete a requestDelete one request or email from a URL.
• Delete requests sent to a URLDelete everything a URL received, or only the requests with certain words in their body or that arrived before a moment. Returns how many were deleted.

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