This resource manages webhooks on a repository. The administrators of the repository are the only users who can create, access, update, or delete the webhook.
$uuid = '30b60aee-9cdf-407d-901c-2de106ee0c9d'; // unique identifier of the webhook
$hooks = new Bitbucket\API\Repositories\Hooks();
$hooks->setCredentials(new Http\Message\Authentication\BasicAuth($bb_user, $bb_pass));
$hooks->get($account_name, $repo_slug, $uuid);
HINT: You can use $hooks->all()
method to get a list of all available hooks and their unique identifiers.
$hooks->all($account_name, $repo_slug);
$hook->create($account_name, $repo_slug, array(
'description' => 'Webhook Description',
'url' => 'http://requestb.in/xxx',
'active' => true,
'events' => array(
'repo:push',
'issue:created',
'issue:updated'
)
));
HINT: For a full list of available events, see Event Payloads page.
Add a new event pullrequest:approved
to our webhook:
$hook->update($account_name, $repo_slug, $uuid, array(
'description' => 'Webhook Description',
'url' => 'http://requestb.in/xxx',
'active' => true,
'events' => array(
'repo:push',
'issue:created',
'issue:updated',
'pullrequest:approved'
)
));
HINT: Bitbucket doesn't offer a patch endpoint, so you need to send the entire object represensation in order to update.
$hook->delete($account_name, $repo_slug, $uuid);