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You can define a webhook that will be called at the end of a monitor and test run execution.

In order to define the ‘end of test/monitor webhook’, add #webhook field in the test configuration page – ‘Run Options’ parameter.

Two types of ‘end of test/monitor webhook’ field structure are supported:

1. Simple webhook: [URL] (see example below)
2. Advanced webhook

The advanced webhook definition supports a complete JSON data like:

{"url": "http://mockbin.org/bin/4cb03fa6-d1aa-4533-a857-11d90293a4e8", "headers": {"custom-webhook-header": "web-testrtc-webhook"}}
Code language: JSON / JSON with Comments (json)

If a webhook exists for a given executed test or monitor, testRTC manager will call that webhook after the execution of the test with the following information:

• Type (monitor | test)
• Test name
• Test run ID
• Execution status

For further information about the JSON data format and available parameters, please refer to https://github.com/request/request

A nice utility to validate your JSON structure: http://www.jsoneditoronline.org

For Slack integration check this article.

We support different webhook formats.

Variables

You can pass certain variables to the webhook in its advanced format. This is useful for collecting information and when you want to format the message itself.

Variable	Description
testRunId	Identifier of the specific test execution
testName	The name of the test script
projectName	The name of the testRTC project running this test
runName	The random name allocated for the specific test execution
runType	The type of execution. Will be either test or monitor
status	The status of the test execution (essentially, if it succeeded or failed)
error	Associated error message in case the test failed
additionalInfo	The information provided via rtcSetAdditionalInfo()
failureReasons	Textual reason for failure
failureScreenshot	URL to the screenshot taken on failure, if such exist
score	Media score for the test execution
resultUrl	URL to the test result for easy access
concurrentUsers	Total number of probes in the test execution
numberOfProbesSuccess	Number of probes in the test execution with a successful result status
numberOfProbesWarning	Number of probes in the test execution with a warning result status
numberOfProbesFailure	Number of probes in the test execution with a failure result status
totalTestTimeMin	Full length of the test execution in minutes
userName	The name of the user who executed the test

You can integrate these variables anywhere in the body section of your webhook by placing them in <% %>

For example:

{
  "url":"https://webhook-destination.com",
  "body":{
    "testRunId":"<%this.testRunId%>",
    "testName":"<%this.testName%>",
    "runName":"<%this.runName%>",
    "status":"<%this.status%>",
    "error":"<%this.error%>"
  }
}
Code language: JSON / JSON with Comments (json)

Sample webhook calls data

Successful test execution:

testRunId=56fd35107c458d1400baee63&testName=AppRTC&runType=test&status=completed

Failed test execution:

testRunId=56fd3d617c458d1400baee6f&testName=AppRTC&runType=test&status=failure

webhook testing example

In order to test the end of test/monitor webhook, you can follow the following steps:

1. Generate a custom endpoint in Mockbin – in http://mockbin.org/ click on ‘Create Bin’
2. In the ‘Bin Builder’ page, leave all suggested default parameters and just click on ‘Create Bin’ at the bottom-right area of the page
3. In the next page your temporary created Bin Identifier will be presented
   Your URL should be http://mockbin.org/bin/[Bin Identifier]
   You can generate this URL yourself or copy it from the code samples at the bottom of the ‘Bin Identifier’ page. Note that if you copy the URL from the codesample, you should take off the URL parameters at the end of the URL (remove “?foo=bar&foo=baz”)
4. Add the URL to your test – in the test configuration page under Webhook (for example):
   http://mockbin.org/bin/5b76146c-37da-40ef-bf01-89043b0d6a75
5. Click on ‘View History’ to go to the Mockbin Bin History page
   

   

6. Run the test
7. After the test was ended refresh the Mockbin Bin History page
8. You should find a new entry in the history. Click on the new entry history entry to see the request details and body: