Code Generation for APIs
Program the world. Generate code in less than 10 minutes.
This feature isn't available on your account.
Want to account?
Back to Kosmos

Choreos

Public
Private

You have no favorites... yet!

Your Private APIs Here

Enable digital transformation at your organization.

Learn More

Library . Utilities . Callback

Temboo Callback functions are an advanced feature that let you register a single-use URL that can receive and store incoming data from a 3rd party web request (for example, an OAuth callback or webhook event).

  • Setup Instructions

    • These two Choreos are designed to work together. To listen for an incoming web request and retrieve the request data, follow these steps:

      • Run the RegisterCallback Choreo to obtain a CallbackURL.
      • Append one or more query parameters to your CallbackURL and navigate to the URL in your browser. Here's an example showing a callback URL with three query parameters appended:
      https://ACCOUNT_NAME.temboolive.com/callback/34b587ad-9f40-44ec-9fff-b46485ba0062?foo=test1&bar=test2&baz=test3
      • Use the CallbackID returned by the RegisterCallback Choreo to retrieve the callback data with the GetCallbackData Choreo.
      • Temboo will return the captured query parameters as a JSON object formatted like this:
      {
    "callbackID": "34b587ad-9f40-44ec-9fff-b46485ba0062",
    "callback-data": [
        {
            "name": "baz",
            "value": "test3"
        },
        {
            "name": "foo",
            "value": "test1"
        },
        {
            "name": "bar",
            "value": "test2"
        }
    ]
}
  • Choreos

    • Utilities.Callback.GetCallbackData

      Retrieves data captured from a request to your callback URL.

    • Utilities.Callback.RegisterCallback

      Allows you to generate a unique URL that can "listen" for incoming data from web request.

    • Welcome to Temboo
    Program the world. Generate code in less than 10 minutes.
    What type of code would you like to generate?
    Arduino
    Texas Instruments
    Samsung
    C#
    Java
    JavaScript
    Node.js
    PHP
    Processing
    Python
    REST API
    Ruby
    iOS
    Android