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Spark installation process

This package comes with predefined views and routes to use with your existing Spark installation.

In order to install Captainhook into your Spark application:

1. Publish the Spark resources (views, VueJS components):

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Mpociot\CaptainHook\CaptainHookServiceProvider" --tag="spark-resources"

2. Add the javascript components to your bootstrap.js file

Add require('./captainhook/webhooks.js'); to your resources/assets/js/components/bootstrap.js file.

3. Compile the Javascript components

gulp

4. Add the HTML snippets

File: vendor/spark/settings.blade.php

Place a link to the webhooks settings tab:

<!-- Webhooks Link -->
<li role="presentation">
    <a href="#webhooks" aria-controls="webhooks" role="tab" data-toggle="tab">
        <i class="fa fa-fw fa-btn fa-code"></i>Webhooks
    </a>
</li>

Inside the <!-- Tab Panels --> section, place the code to load the webhooks tab:

<div role="tabpanel" class="tab-pane" id="webhooks">
    @include('captainhook::settings.webhooks')
</div>

5. Try it out

Log into your Spark application and access the new webhook tab located at:

http://your-spark.url/settings#/webhooks

Important note:

To make sure that the webhooks only get called for the correct user, modify the 'filter' property of the config/captain_hook.php

'filter' => function ($webhook) {
    return $webhook->tenant_id == auth()->user()->getKey();
},