Supply bucket and token key & secret into the node
Detailed steps with screenshots are available below.
Installing node-red-contrib-webhookrelay node
Open ‘palette’ on your Node-RED web interface and install node-red-contrib-webhookrelay node:
install node-red-contrib-webhookrelay node
Creating Webhook Relay bucket
Buckets are like groups where you can have multiple input URLs and multiple outputs. Create at least one output to receive webhooks over WebSocket connection (Node-RED uses it under the hood) then you will be able to resend webhooks manually (good for testing integrations).
Go to your buckets page and create a bucket called nodered and at least one internal output (destination doesn’t matter):
bucket created
Getting token key & secret
Retrieve token key & secret from https://my.webhookrelay.com/tokens page. While token key will remain visible, secret is already encrypted and cannot be decrypted. If you lose your secret, just delete the token and create a new one.
Configuring node-red-contrib-webhookrelay node
Add bucket name and your token key & secret into the node: