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* Create webhook models * Define interfaces for service and repository * Create Webhook dto and corresponding factory * implement WebhookRepository.cs * Remove entity name from models, as that should be resolved in mapping instead * Add new table to schema creator * Register repo for DI * Remove more mentions of entityname * Refactor repository to guids * Implement WebhookService * Use scopes in service * Start creating tests for service * Refactor delete to use Id and not entire entity * Rework Webhooks to be able to have multiple entity keys * Implement GetAll functionality * Implement webhook controller * Imeplement get all events action * Add equalityComparer deletegate to Webhook * Add datacontract attirbutes to properties * Implement backoffice webhooks tree * Implement first webhooks menu * Make WebHookController authorized * Update to have tabs with webhooks and logs * Enable create overlay * Push to entityKeys array * Fix up pagination * Implement delete functionality * remove pagination * add log view * Fix create to be able to select more than one content type * implement type name resolving for content * Refactor to use less duplication * Implement update functionality in frontend * Rename database table * Make multiple events possible * create new event picker * Refactor to actually add new database table with proper name * Make it possible to select multiple events * Fix updating current items * Fix up update functionality after db rework * Add webhook icon * Switch to match heartcore icons * Refactor to use bases instead of Enum * Refactor to make IWebhookEvent to Collection, so it can be injected instead of using reflection * Fix up frontend to match new models * Fix integration tests * Remove obsolete entity key from webhookdto * Introduce constants instead of hard coded strings * Start implementation of firing mechanism * Add new GetByEventName method * Add 1 to many list on WebhookDto * Implement new repository pattern * Implement GetByEventName * Fix up repository to use all async * Refactor events to fire * Refactor WebhookEvents to be more DRY * Add custom header * Start implementing log repository * Implement GetPaged * Implement WebhookLogService * Implement GetLogs * Add url to webhook log * Implement log overview * Formatting * Implement details view * Refactor to get actual retry count * Refactor firing to fire only when Enabled * Add Status code to detailed view * Add configuration to disable webhooks entirely * Implement custom headers frontend * Implement persistence of custom headers * Refactor retry service to also retry on non success status codes. * Refactor registration of Webhooks, to also register as NotificationHandler * Add webhooks migration * Add key for adding webhook headers * Fix up test * Change event icon to flag * Remember event, when editing what events you have chosen * Refactor reflection to check if INotificationAsyncHandler instead * Formatting * Refactor webhook model to no longer derive from EntityBase * Rename entityKeys to content keys * Rename controller to lowercase H * Add null check before trying to access selectedEvents * Add configuration for maximum number of retries * Add index to date * Add webhook Key to logs * Check for SchedulingPublisher before sending webhooks * rename requestObject to payload * Refactor event to send appropriate payloads * Refactor logging to happen for every try. * Order date by descending * Add todo * Change firing service to use String not ByteContent * Update Headers to Interface instead of concrete implementation * Dont return if a table exists already * Rename updateModel to webhook * Annotate WebhookController.cs with PluginController attribute * Add danish translations * Do not check if fail * Dont filter when selecting custom items * Remove delay from WebhookFiringService --------- Co-authored-by: Zeegaan <nge@umbraco.dk>
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