badosu

const appendInvalidationRow = row => {
  $('tbody')
    .first()
    .append(`<tr><th>Validation</th><td>${row}</td></tr>`);
};

const setupBatchInvalidation = (rootUrl, bid) => {
  $.getJSON(`${rootUrl}api/batches/${bid}/invalidated`, data => {
    if (data.invalidated) {
      appendInvalidationRow('Invalid');

joyrexus

We can test webhook callbacks with a little http server and a localtunnel.

Run server.js to spin up a local http server on port 8080. It just exposes a top-level route and will print the received header and payload of any request. Then create a localtunnel to have a non-local url that proxies all requests to localhost:8080.

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First, install dependencies with npm install.

Then start the express server with npm start.

kevinthompson

Heroku-Fu

By: Gk Parish-Philp
Date: June 6th, 2013

Tips and tricksto get the most out of Heroku

1. Beginnings
2. Why Heroku