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Webhooks

Below are the most frequent asked questions related to webhooks.

What are webhooks used for on your platform?

Webhooks are used to send custom messages from your running executable to a specific endpoint that you define, such as a Discord channel. This allows your application to send real-time notifications or data from the client-side.

How do I send a webhook message from my application?

You don't need to hard-code any webhook links or IDs into your program. You simply call the specific function provided in our SDK, pass your message to it, and our servers will securely handle the delivery to the endpoint you configured for that app.

How many webhooks can I assign to a single app?

You can assign one unique webhook endpoint to each of your apps.

Are there any limits on the webhook messages I can send?

Yes, there are two things to be aware of. First, each message has a size limit of 2000 characters. Second, you should be aware of potential rate limits to avoid being blocked for sending too many messages in a short period.

What kind of content can I send through a webhook?

Besides being aware of the character limit and potential rate limits, you can send any text-based content you want. This is useful for error logging, user feedback, or sending other notifications from your app.