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Testing Webhooks: Convoy Playground

2 min read June 26, 2023

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Emmanuel Aina
Emmanuel Aina

Co-Founder

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Introducing Convoy Playground

Welcome to day one of Convoy Launch week! Today, we're introducing Convoy Playground!

With Convoy Playground, we’re taking a step further towards ensuring that integrating and sending webhook events is ridiculously easy for every engineer and engineering team, providing as many resources as possible, required at any level.

Our goal with Convoy Playground is simple: creating a resource for engineers to easily test their webhook integrations end to end; completely powered by Convoy.

While Convoy enables you to send and receive webhook events, we’ve also baked this into our Playground:

  • Test with receiving events from any source with a source URL.
  • Test sending out an event to an endpoint by setting a source destination.
  • Debugging events: request and response data.

Test Incoming Events with Convoy Playground

Source URL

On the first load, Playground automatically creates a source URL you can copy and start receiving webhook events with. All you need to do is copy this URL, paste it into your webhook event source, and start testing and debugging with received events.

Events and request / response details (Incoming)

Test Outgoing Events with Convoy Playground

Source URL

Like on Convoy, you can also test sending out webhook events with Playground by adding a destination endpoint. Simply click the add destination button, paste your endpoint URL, and you’re good to go with proxying webhook events from your source URL to your custom endpoint destination.

Events and request / response details (Outgoing)

Debugging Events

Another thing that is core to Convoy is the ability to debug your webhook events, which we’re also extending to our Playground. On Convoy Playground, you can view events request and response bodies and headers, helping you get to the root of possible problems, if any.

request / response details

Conclusion

We have loads of other features lauching this week, you can stay tunned and follow up on this journey on our website. As usual, your feedback is always welcome, please feel free to join us on our community slack; we can't wait to have you.

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