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# particle webhooks
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You should configure your Particle.io's Webhooks to point at the `webhooks` service. To do this go to `(https://console.particle.io/)[https://console.particle.io]` and click `Integrations > New Integration > Webhook`. In the resulting page set `URL` to `http://<my_ip>:1619/particle`, and under `Advanced Settings` click on `JSON` and add:
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```
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{
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"measurement": "your_measurement_name"
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}
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```
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If required, enter your username and password, etc. and then click `Save`
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## Events
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Your Particle device should publish an event that contains a JSON in the form of:
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String data = String::format("{ \"tags\" : {
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\"tag_name\": \"tag_value\",
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\"other_tag\": \"other_value\"
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},
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\"values\": {
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\"value_name\": %f,
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\"other_value\": %f,
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}
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}", value_value, other_value
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);
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Particle.publish("event_name", data, PRIVATE);
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```
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Escaping the "" is required in the source file.
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The number of tag values and field values is not restrictied so you can send as many values per webhook call as you'd like.
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You will need to enable JSON messages in the Webhooks setup of Particle.io, and make sure to check the "include default data" box as well.
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See [webhook doc](https://docs.particle.io/reference/webhooks/)
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