AuthyWebhook.Net
This repo demonstrates how to Create, List, Delete Authy webhooks. You can set a webhook to be called after a publically visible event (listed below). Webhooks use a POST when responding. This code also demonstrates how to sign a request and verify the signature in a response.
Official documentation may be found here: https://www.twilio.com/docs/api/authy/authy-webhooks-api
Setup Environment
- Install nuget package or clone this repository and add refference of AuthyWebhook project.
- Browse to the application you want to use in the twilio.com/console where (once enabled) you should now see:
- App API Key
- Your Access Key
- API Signing Key
- Authy API Key
- Create authy object of AuthyConfiguration with you api key, access key and signin key.
var authyConfiguration = new AuthyConfiguration("API_KEY", "ACCESS_KEY", "SIGNIN_KEY");
- Create object of AuthyWebHookHelper.
new AuthyWebHookHelper(authyConfiguration);
Public Webhook Events
You can trigger webhooks using the following events. You can use multiple events in a single webhook.
- account_recovery_approved
- account_recovery_canceled
- account_recovery_started
- custom_message_not_allowed
- device_registration_completed
- one_touch_request_responded
- phone_change_canceled
- phone_change_pin_sent
- phone_change_requested
- phone_verification_code_is_invalid
- phone_verification_code_is_valid
- phone_verification_failed
- phone_verification_not_found
- phone_verification_started
- suspended_account
- token_invalid
- token_verified
- too_many_code_verifications
- too_many_phone_verifications
- totp_token_sent
- user_added
- user_phone_changed
- user_removed
Listing Webhooks
Use string or ResponseList as the value of T
authyWebHookHelper.Get<T>();
Create a Webhook
use string or Response as value of T
var webHook = new WebHook("one_touch_request_responded", Constants.Events.ONE_TOUCH_REQUEST_RESPONDED, "https://example/api/webhooked");
var result = authyWebHookHelper.Create<T>(webHook);
Deleting a Webhook
authyWebHookHelper.Delete("WEB_HOOK_ID");