Create an endpoint to collect and respond to web hooks. View the last several requests, and configure canned responses in both JSON and XML.
httpresponder.com/ | GO |
http://httpresponder.com/my-special-endpoint
You choose your own URL, nothing auto-generated here.
Configure JSON or XML responses for requests that specify an Accept header with application/json or application/xml. Useful for stubbing out a web hook that participates in a workflow.
View and debug the last several requests made to your URL. See headers and parameters/body information.
Some services expose web hooks.
You know, where you give them a URL to hit.
Sometimes you want to inspect the POST before you point the hook to your app,
or you want to test out what happens if you respond with {something},
but making a website just to test a response is work you shouldn't have to do.
Create a new endpoint,
configure some canned JSON or XML to be returned,
and then point your service to us and inspect the requests.
