Webhooks

It's possible to get notifications about new detection of patterns via Webhooks.

You need to set variables (whether in config.json or as environment variables):

• HASTIC_WEBHOOK_URL with your endpoint which expects POST requests

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NOTE: if you have Hastic running in Docker and want to send webhooks to some service on localhost, use your host IP (e.g. http://192.168.0.1:8000 instead of http://localhost:8000 / http://127.0.0.1:8000). Otherwise Hastic will try to send webhook inside Docker container and fail.

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• HASTIC_WEBHOOK_TYPE which can be:
  • application/x-www-form-urlencoded (default) - payload will be sent as form parameters
  • application/json - payload will be sent in request body as JSON

Webhook image (optional)

Webhooks can contain a panel screenshot with detected segments if you set HASTIC_ALERT_IMAGE to true. Default value: false

Timezone configuration (optional)

TIMEZONE_UTC_OFFSET configuration variable sets the timezone for getting notifications. Format: [-]<h>:<mm>. For example:

• "TIMEZONE_UTC_OFFSET": "3:00" - UTC+3:00
• "TIMEZONE_UTC_OFFSET": "-2:30" - UTC-2:30

If TIMEZONE_UTC_OFFSET is not set, server will use your local timezone offset.

Send alerts to Telegram

Visit hastic-telegram-bot page to learn how to send alerts to Telegram using webhooks.

Send alerts to Slack

Visit Slack site to learn how to enable incoming webhooks.

config.json example to send alerts to Slack:

HASTIC_WEBHOOK_URL = "<slack_webhook_url>"
HASTIC_WEBHOOK_TYPE = "application/json"