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event: A string that describes the webhook type, which you can use to filter webhooks.If a resource is fully reviewed or proofread in a particular language, a variable named reviewed or proofread respectively will be used instead of the translated one. translated: An integer that represents the completion percentage of translations for the particular resource in the particular language.

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language: The language code of the translation that was modified.

resource: The slug of the resource this notification is for.

Select the event type to test, optionally modify the JSON to test a.

project: The slug of the project this notification is for. Navigate to Settings Webhooks and select the purple icon for the webhook you wish to test.

The callback URL should listen for a POST request with the following variables: Then choose whether you'd like to be notified about all events, or only a specific one. In Secret token, enter the secret token to validate payloads. The URL must be percent-encoded if it contains one or more special characters. Use that URL in the webhook section of the application you want to receive data from. In URL, enter the URL of the webhook endpoint. Get the webhook URL from the application you want to send data to.

In the popup, enter your webhook URL and secret key (the secret key is optional). To configure a webhook for a project or group: In your project or group, on the left sidebar, select Settings > Webhooks.

Only Project Maintainers and Organization Admins are able to access this menu. To finish adding your text, click anywhere outside the annotation. Click inside the pop-up note to enter your text. The new note automatically opens a pop-up note. Click on the page where you wish to place the note, and a yellow speech-bubble appears.

From the Dashboard, head to the project you want to set up webhooks for. To add a note: In the Review tab, in the Markup panel, click Add Note.

Webhooks can be added to any project in an Organization. Note that webhooks are triggered automatically in Transifex. For webhooks to work, you'll need a web server to listen for the webhook calls and an application to react to those.

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