Examples - webhook templates and integrations

Learning through examples is one of the most effective ways to master new technologies. Here we provide practical hands-on examples you can learn from and build on.

🚀 Quick Start Templates

Get started instantly with production-ready templates using the Codehooks CLI. Each template is designed for specific use cases and can be deployed in under a minute.

⚡ Stripe Webhook Handler

Production-ready Stripe webhook endpoint with signature verification and automatic event storage to database. Perfect for processing payments, subscriptions, and customer events.

Features:

• Signature verification included
• Event storage to NoSQL database
• Ready for payment.succeeded events
• Error handling and logging

coho create mystripe --template stripe-webhook-handler

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📤 Webhook Delivery System

Complete webhook delivery infrastructure for sending webhooks to your customers. Queue-based processing with automatic retries, HMAC signing, and delivery monitoring.

Features:

• HMAC SHA-256 payload signing
• Automatic retries with exponential backoff
• Queue-based delivery system
• Webhook monitoring and auto-disable

coho create mywebhooks --template webhook-delivery

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💬 Slack Memory Bot

Advanced Slack bot with persistent memory and pluggable search adapters. Demonstrates webhook handling, database operations, and modular architecture patterns.

Features:

• Keyword and vector search
• Persistent conversation memory
• Webhook event handling
• Modular adapter design

coho create myslackbot --template slack-memory-bot

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📊 CRUD API Backend

Simple CRUD API database backend using the Codehooks NoSQL database REST API. Perfect starting point for any application needing a database backend.

Features:

• Full CRUD operations
• NoSQL database integration
• REST API endpoints
• Ready for any frontend

coho create myapi --template crud-api-backend

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⚛️ React Backend-for-Frontend

Backend optimized for React applications following the BFF (Backend-for-Frontend) pattern. Includes API aggregation and server-side rendering support.

Features:

• Optimized for React apps
• API aggregation layer
• SSR-ready architecture
• Modern best practices

coho create myreactbff --template react-bff

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🎨 Static Website with Tailwind

Deploy static websites instantly with Tailwind CSS included. Perfect for landing pages, documentation sites, or any static content.

Features:

• Tailwind CSS pre-configured
• Fast deployment
• Modern styling utilities
• Production-ready setup

coho create mysite --template static-website-tailwindcss

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Browse all templates

All templates are open source and available in the codehooks-io-templates GitHub repository. Feel free to fork, modify, or contribute!

🔌 Minimal Webhook Templates

Lightweight, focused webhook handlers for popular services. Each template includes signature verification and demonstrates best practices for that specific platform. Perfect for getting started quickly or as reference implementations.

💳 Stripe (Minimal)

Minimal Stripe payment webhook with signature validation. Process payment events with just the essentials.

coho create --template webhook-stripe-minimal

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🛍️ Shopify

Shopify e-commerce event processor with HMAC verification. Handle orders, inventory, and customer events.

coho create --template webhook-shopify-minimal

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🐙 GitHub

GitHub event handler with HMAC SHA-256 verification. Automate workflows based on repository events.

coho create --template webhook-github-minimal

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💬 Discord

Discord bot interaction handler with Ed25519 verification. Build interactive Discord bots and slash commands.

coho create --template webhook-discord-minimal

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📱 Twilio

Twilio SMS/voice event handler with TwiML response support. Process incoming messages and calls.

coho create --template webhook-twilio-minimal

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🔐 Clerk

Clerk authentication event handler using Svix verification. React to user signup, login, and profile updates.

coho create --template webhook-clerk-minimal

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Technology Integrations

Step-by-step guides showing how to integrate Codehooks with popular frameworks and services. These examples demonstrate basic setups and best practices for specific technologies.

React

Explore how to use React with Codehooks.io. We've included some simple examples to get you going.

Examples

• Learn how to use codehooks.io as an API backend for your React app
• Create a random quotes generator with React and a NoSQL database
• React ToDo app with user Auth0.com authentication

Next.js

Check out the Next.js todo app example. The app uses Codehooks.io as a API and NoSQL data backend. This example uses next.js version 14 and Tailwind CSS. You'll find the complete source code on our Github.

Examples

• Next.js todo app with complete code example
• More coming up soon ...

Svelte

Another todo app example using Svelte. This Svelte app uses the Codehooks.io CRUD API as a data backend. This example is a re-write of the well known ToDoMVC examples.

Examples

• Svelte todo app with complete code example
• More coming up soon ...

GraphQL

See how Codehooks.io can act as a complete GraphQL backend. We'll demonstrate handling GraphQL queries and mutations and storing data in a codehooks database.

Examples

• How to create a GraphQL-powered persistent backend with codehooks.io's built-in NoSQL database

mongoDB

Discover how Codehooks.io integrates with mongoDB, giving you full control of data ownership and management. Our examples will show you the straightforward process of connecting Codehooks.io with your MongoDB setup.

Examples

• Connecting to an external mongoDB database
• Create a CRUD REST API for your NoSQL database

ChatGPT

Here we show you ways you can get ChatGPT to code the backend for you. You can also explore how to add AI-powered chat functionalities with ChatGPT. We'll cover integration techniques for incorporating conversational AI into your applications.

Examples

• Let ChatGPT code your backend API
• How to use ChatGPT to build Backend APIs with codehooks.io

Auth0.com

Understand the integration of Auth0 with Codehooks.io for authentication. We'll delve into secure authentication flow implementations, emphasizing JWT and security best practices.

Examples

• Auth0.com boilerplate React example app
• ToDo app with Auth0.com authentication

AWS S3

Learn about leveraging Codehooks.io with AWS S3 for data storage solutions. We'll explore simple file retrieval and storage.

Examples

• Build an API for file upload and download with AWS S3 (v3)

Mailgun

Dive into the integration of Mailgun for email functionality in your applications with Codehooks.io.

Examples

• Integrating with Mailgun REST API
• Send bulk emails using Queues and Mailgun

Alpine.js

Examine how Alpine.js' lightweight approach complements Codehooks.io's backend capabilities. We'll look at building interactive web components with easy backend integration.

Examples

• Tutorial: create an Alpine.js app with a NoSQL backend
• DaisyUI + Alpine.js + Codehooks.io - the simple web app trio

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🔐 Codehooks Authentication

codehooks-auth is our official authentication library - a complete, open-source authentication solution that gives you full control over your authentication process and user data.

Built with security and flexibility in mind, it supports multiple authentication methods:

• One-time password (OTP) authentication
• OAuth integration (Google and GitHub)
• JWT-based access and refresh tokens
• Email-based user verification

The authentication system integrates seamlessly with:

• Codehooks.io: For backend API and database management
• Multiple email providers: Including Mailgun, Postmark, and SendGrid
• Custom templates: Fully customizable HTML/CSS templates for all auth pages
• OAuth providers: Ready-to-use integrations with major providers

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Get started with Codehooks Authentication

Install via npm: npm install codehooks-auth. The library is available as an npm package with complete documentation and examples in the Github repository.

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📦 Example Applications

Complete, production-ready applications you can fork and customize. These showcase full-stack implementations with frontend and backend code.

Codehooks Analytics

Codehooks Analytics is an open-source web analytics tool for tracking website and app traffic, giving you full control over your data and dashboard. You can deploy it as-is, customize it, or build your own solution.

Unlike third-party services, this tool avoids costly per-event fees, offers real-time data access, and eliminates vendor lock-in. It does not use cookies like most other analytics solutions.

Built with Codehooks.io for the backend and Alpine.js, TailwindCSS, and DaisyUI for the frontend, it's easy to use and modify. The Codehooks.io free Developer plan covers most use cases unless your site is very busy.

• Codehooks.io: Simplifies API and database management.
• Alpine.js: Adds interactivity with minimal complexity.
• TailwindCSS: Enables rapid UI development.
• DaisyUI: Provides pre-built components for faster design.
• OpenAI API: Provides daily AI insights from your data.

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Get started with the Codehooks analytics template on Github

All you need to host the whole solution and start tracking your custom analytics data is a codehooks.io project/space and the free Development plan. The source code and complete installation and setup instructions can be found in the Github repository. Feel free to fork it, submit pull requests or give it a star.

Directory Template

This template contains everything you need to build your own directory service. Directory services are crucial for organizing and presenting information in a structured way. They're used for everything from product catalogs to service listings, and their success often depends on two key factors:

• SEO optimization for discoverability
• Developer-friendly implementation

Built-in features:

• Server-side rendering using HTML/Handlebars
• Built-in SEO optimization
• Modern UI using DaisyUI and Tailwind CSS
• Automatic screenshot generation
• Sitemap generation
• Full client-side text search with lunrjs
• Mock data support for rapid development
• Easy deployment to Codehooks.io

Examples in the wild

• AllToolz.dev - a directory of developer tools
• DigiHub.no - a directory of web agencies and consulting companies in Bergen, Norway

Get started with the Directory template on Github

All you need is a codehooks.io project/space to start creating your own directory service. The source code and complete installation and setup instructions can be found in the Github repository.