Inhook

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Webhook Inspector & Debugger - A fast, self-hosted webhook inspector for capturing and analyzing requests in real time - packaged as a single binary.

Visit <a href="https://inhook.mrinal.xyz" target="_blank">https://inhook.mrinal.xyz ↗</a> - to try it out.

Installation

Local Development

The backend is written in Go and frontend is in React. You need to have Go and pnpm installed.

To run locally:

make run

This will build the frontend and backend and run the server on http://localhost:9000. You can change the port by editing the config.toml file.

[app]
port = ":9000"

Binary

You can build the binary by running:

make build

To run the binary with custom config, you can pass the config file as an argument:

./inhook --config config.toml

Docker

TBD

License

inHook is licensed under the MIT license.

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