mediatis/formrelay-json-request

Delivery system via JSON HTTP requests (e.g. webhooks) based on Mediatis Formrelay

2.0.0 2021-10-15 13:39 UTC

Requires

• form-relay/json-request: ^1.0
• mediatis/formrelay: ^5.0
• typo3/cms-core: ^9.5 || ^10.4

Requires (Dev)

• friendsofphp/php-cs-fixer: ^2.0
• nimut/testing-framework: ^4.1.5

Replaces

• mediatis/formrelay-jsonrequest: 2.0.0
• mediatis/formrelay_json_request: 2.0.0
• mediatis/formrelay_jsonrequest: 2.0.0

GPL-2.0+

• Michael Vöhringer
• Meelis Karulin
• Damian Ickler
• Stephan Ude

• json
• form
• extension
• request
• typo3
• formrelay

README

This extension is based on the mediatis/formrelay package and you and use it to send the data of any TYPO3/form (or other form extensions that are supported by formrelay) via JSON HTTP requests to various endpoints. The most common usage is webhooks using JSON data.

You should checkout https://github.com/mediatis/formrelay to find more detail how use the plugin.

Installation

composer require mediatis/formrelay-json-request

Support

If you have any question, please contact us [e-mail]

Submit bug reports or feature requests

Look at the Issues for what has been planned to be implemented in the (near) future.

Setup

All basic settings, explained in EXT:formrelay, (including the overwrite mechanics) apply to this extension as well.

plugin.tx_formrelay_json_request.settings.enabled

Default: 0.

Set to 1 to enable the extension.

plugin.tx_formrelay_json_request.settings.url

Default: none.

Set the URL of the webhook or other endpoint to receive the JSON HTTP request.

plugin.tx_formrelay_json_request.settings.cookies

Default: empty array.

Set a list of cookie names that should be passed to the endpoint.
Regular expressions are possible.