how do I see the full JSON message that’s sent by ...
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how do I see the full JSON message that’s sent by Airbyte Notifications as a webhook on a success?
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Airbyte allows you to set up notifications for when syncs have succeeded or failed. These notifications are sent through a webhook, a URL that you can input into other applications to get real-time data from Airbyte. However, the extracts provided do not contain specific information on how to view the full JSON message that's sent by Airbyte Notifications as a webhook on a success. To set up notifications, you can follow these steps: 1. Set up a bot on Slack by navigating to https://api.slack.com/apps and clicking
Create an App
. Then click
From scratch
, enter your App Name (e.g. Airbyte Sync Notifications), and pick your desired Slack workspace. 2. Set up the webhook URL by clicking on
Incoming Webhooks
on the left sidebar. Turn the feature on and click
Add New Webhook to Workspace
. Pick the channel that you want to receive Airbyte notifications in and click
Allow
to give it permissions to access the channel. 3. Copy the active webhook right above the
Add New Webhook to Workspace
button. 4. Add the webhook to Airbyte by navigating to the UI, clicking on Settings, and then clicking on
Notifications
. Paste the copied webhook URL in
Connection status Webhook URL
. 5. On this page, you can click one or both of the sliders to decide whether you want notifications on sync successes, failures, or both. Make sure to click
Save changes
before you leave. For more detailed instructions, you can refer to this [guide](https://docs.airbyte.com/operator-guides/configuring-sync-notifications). To view the full JSON message sent by the webhook, you would typically need to inspect the payload sent to the webhook URL. This might involve setting up a route in your application to receive the webhook and log the payload, or using a tool or service designed to capture and display webhooks. However, the specific method would depend on your application and setup, and is not detailed in the provided extracts.