This unix daemon eats webhook requests and maps them to shell invocations as specified by a user-supplied configuration file.

• Node.js v0.12.0+
• Ubuntu 14.04

sudo npm install --unsafe-perm --global tjwebhooker

sudo npm uninstall --unsafe-perm --global tjwebhooker

1. populate /etc/tjwebhooker/webhooks.json as you see fit
2. service tjwebhooker restart to reload your webhooks configuration
3. there is no third thing

T.J. Webhooker writes to the syslog facility specified in /etc/tjwebhooker/daemon.conf. (local0, by default) You should definitely configure rsyslog to do something useful with these messages. Definitely do not comment out the facility setting in daemon.conf because that would turn off logging entirely.

T.J. Webhooker is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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