This repository contains the code for the Squadcast Webhook Connectors and is intended to be used along with Webhooks V2. The repository supports :
- Slack
- Discord
- Trello
- Click Up
- Linear
- Telegram
- MatterMost
- Zulip
- Service Now
- git
- NodeJs | npm
- nodemon
bash dependencies.sh
Squadcast Webhook Connectors has authentication built-in. Users can choose between a user defined authKey or an automatically generated authKey.
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User Defined authKey :- Inside the .env file, users need to define the
authKey
and change theuseAuthKey
variable’s value to “yes”. -
Auto generated authKey :- Once the Node Server is up and running, an
authKey
will be provided.Note : Make sure that inside the .env file,
useAuthKey
variable’s value is “no”
Users need to add authKey
in the headers section of the Squadcast's Outgoing Webhooks. Eg. :
- Clone this repo
git clone https://github.com/highlyUnderrated/Squadcast-Webhook-Connectors
- Install dependencies
npm install
- Run
nodemon start
URL : https://Server-IP-Address:5000/squadcast/connector/slack
Request Headers :-
- Slack URL can support multiple channels. To notify channels, just put integers as name of Key value pair & value should be the Slack Webhook. Eg. :
URL : https://Server-IP-Address:5000/squadcast/connector/discord
Request Headers :-
- Discord URL can support multiple channels. To notify channels, just put integers as name of Key value pair & value should be the Discord Webhook. Eg. :
URL : https://Server-IP-Address:5000/squadcast/connector/trello
Request Headers :-
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To use the Trello webhook, just paste the URL mentioned above in Squadcast Webhook URl box. In the headers, just add "idList", "key" & "token" and their proper values. Eg. :
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To see your idList, Open a card > Click on Share > Click on Export Json > You'll see a JSON which will contain idList.
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Tip : To get you own token & key, navigate to : https://trello.com/app-key
URL : https://Server-IP-Address:5000/squadcast/connector/linear
Request Headers :-
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Inside the .env file, users need to define the
linearAPIKey
and change theinitializeLinearClient
variable’s value to “yes”. -
To use the Linear webhook, just paste the URL mentioned above in Squadcast Webhook URl box. Additionally, users can also define
priority
for the issues. 1 is Urgent, 2 is High, 3 is Medium & 4 is Low. Eg. :
URL : https://Server-IP-Address:5000/squadcast/connector/mattermost
Steps :-
Important
: Before starting, create your own MatterMost Incoming webhook. For that, navigate to Integrations > Incoming Webhooks > Add Incoming Webhook. Eg. :- To notify a Channel, just paste the URL mentioned above in Squadcast Webhook URl box. In the headers, just add the Incoming Webhook as "webhook". Eg. :
URL : https://Server-IP-Address:5000/squadcast/connector/zulip
Steps :-
Important
: Before starting, create your own Zulip Bot. Then add the bot in the respective organisation and Streams. Eg. :- To notify Stream and create a topic, just paste the URL mentioned above in Squadcast Webhook URl box. In the headers, just add the BOT EMAIL as "username", BOT API KEY as "password" & add the name of the STREAM as "stream". Eg. :
URL : https://Server-IP-Address:5000/squadcast/connector/servicenow
Request Headers :-
- To use the Service Now webhook, just paste the URL mentioned above in Squadcast Webhook URl box. In the headers, just add "subdomain", "urgency", "impact", "username" & "password" and their proper values. Eg. :
URL : https://Server-IP-Address:5000/squadcast/connector/telegram
Steps :-
Important
: Before starting, create your own Telegram Bot : https://core.telegram.org/bots#6-botfather- Paste the Telegram Bot Token in the
telegram_bot_token
in .env file. Also change thetelegram_bot_start
variable's value to "yes". Eg. : - Now you can start the server, Refer Getting Started - Step 3.
- To use the Telegram webhook, just paste the URL mentioned above in Squadcast Webhook URl box. In the headers, just add "chatId" and its proper value. Eg. :
- Tip : To get you own chatId, follow this article : https://www.alphr.com/find-chat-id-telegram/
URL : https://Server-IP-Address:5000/squadcast/connector/clickup
Request Headers :-
- To use the Click Up webhook, just paste the URL mentioned above in Squadcast Webhook URl box. In the headers, just add "listId", "token" & "priority" and their proper values. Eg. :
Important
: Priority is a number that corresponds to the Priorities available in the ClickUp UI. As in the ClickUp UI, priorities cannot be customized.1 is Urgent, 2 is High, 3 is Normal & 4 is Low.- Tip : To get your own Access Token & listId, refer https://jsapi.apiary.io/apis/clickup20/introduction/authentication.html
URL : https://Server-IP-Address:5000/squadcast/connector/email
Request Headers :-
- To use the email webhook, just paste the URL mentioned above in Squadcast Webhook URl box. In the headers, just add "from_email", "from_password", "to_email" & "SMTP" and their proper values. Eg. :
List of SMTP Providers Supported : -
- Service names are case insensitive : "126" "163" "1und1" "AOL" "DebugMail" "DynectEmail" "FastMail" "GandiMail" "Gmail" "Godaddy" "GodaddyAsia" "GodaddyEurope" "hot.ee" "Hotmail" "iCloud" "mail.ee" "Mail.ru" "Maildev" "Mailgun" "Mailjet" "Mailosaur" "Mandrill" "Naver" "OpenMailBox" "Outlook365" "Postmark" "QQ" "QQex" "SendCloud" "SendGrid" "SendinBlue" "SendPulse" "SES" "SES-US-EAST-1" "SES-US-WEST-2" "SES-EU-WEST-1" "Sparkpost" "Yahoo" "Yandex" "Zoho" "qiye.aliyun"
URL : https://Server-IP-Address:5000/squadcast/connector/update-escalation/rapid7
Request Headers :-