📄️ Receivers
A receiver is the primary entry point in Hookah. It represents a named webhook endpoint that external services like
📄️ Authentication (auth)
Each receiver in Hookah must define an auth block to control and validate incoming webhook requests. This block
📄️ Conditions
Conditions in Hookah are used to determine whether a matched event should trigger a request to the destination webhook.
📄️ Events
In Hookah, events are used to define specific actions based on the incoming webhook data. An event matches the
📄️ Hooks
Hooks define where and what to send once an event's conditions are satisfied.
📄️ Templates
Templates in Hookah define the body payloads that will be sent to your target webhooks.