HookStatus Kit Buy

Small Node.js utility

Catch webhook failures before customers do.

A compact starter service for teams that need to receive webhooks, expose a health check, and inspect recent events without adding a framework or dashboard dependency.

No npm runtime deps Docker-ready Tests pass 4/4 Audit clean

What You Get

  • Minimal Node.js source code with no npm dependencies
  • GET /health health endpoint
  • POST /webhook JSON receiver
  • Optional shared-secret validation
  • Recent event buffer and secret-redacted logs
  • Tests, Dockerfile, deployment guide, and curl examples

One-time license

$9 early buyer license, BTC equivalent

Use the public preview and demo first. If it saves you time, send the $9 support/license payment to the BTC address below. No account, subscription, or checkout form is required.

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Package Integrity

Current package: webhook-status-microservice-v0.2.0.zip

Zip size: 8.0K · Runtime: Node >=20 · Runtime dependencies: 0 · Tests: 4/4 · Audit: 0 vulnerabilities

SHA-256: be37cacb5b56ddfbf635621cc288fe138987b14c97e0db606af04a697f2a30f4

Try The Demo

The hosted demo mirrors the kit's basic behavior with sample storage only.

curl -X POST https://webhook-status-microservice.grn.chatgpt.site/webhook -H 'content-type: application/json' -d '{"type":"demo","secret":"hidden"}'

Free Preview

Review the partial README and a trimmed server sketch before buying. The preview shows the shape of the kit without the full tests, deployment guide, license bundle, or complete implementation.

Good Fit

Use it when you need a small webhook intake service for internal automations, payment test events, form callbacks, or integration smoke tests. It is intentionally simple so it can be read, changed, and deployed quickly.

Not A Fit

This is not a SaaS dashboard, queue, database, authentication system, or observability platform. It is a small starter service meant to be owned and modified.