Webhook

You can define a URL and we will call it every time a document has changed. This is useful for getting the JSON representation of the Yjs document in your own application. We call your webhook URL when the document is saved to our database. This operation is debounced by 2-10 seconds. So your application won't be flooded by us. Right now we're only exporting the fragment default of the Yjs document. You can add the webhook URL in the settings page of your Tiptap Collab app.

#Payload

A sample payload of the webhook request looks like this:

{
  "appName": '', // name of your app
  "name": '', // name of the document
  "time": // current time as ISOString (new Date()).toISOString())
  "tiptapJson": {}, // JSON output from Tiptap (see https://tiptap.dev/guide/output#option-1-json): TiptapTransformer.fromYdoc()
  "ydocState"?: {}, // optionally contains the entire yDoc as base64. Contact us to enable this property!
  "clientsCount": 100,// number of currently connected clients
  "type": '', // the payload type (if the document was changed, this is DOCUMENT) ; only available if you are on webhooks v2
  "trigger": '' // what triggered the event (usually "document.saved") ; only available if you are on webhooks v2
}

#Signing

All requests to your webhook URL will contain a header called X-Hocuspocus-Signature-256 that signs the entire message with your secret. You can find it in the settings of your Tiptap Collab app.

#Changelog

v2: Version 2 adds the "type" and "trigger" field to the webhooks. Webhooks for threads / comments are going live soon, so before upgrading, make sure that you check the "type" field when processing incoming webhooks. You will want to check for type=DOCUMENT in order to keep previous behaviour.