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Phase 6 Implementation Summary
Overview
Phase 6 implementation adds webhook support and remote control capabilities, allowing IGNY8 SaaS to send events to WordPress.
Implemented Features
6.1 REST Route Registration with Shared Secret ✅
Files Created:
includes/class-igny8-webhooks.php- Main webhook handler class
Features:
- REST Endpoint:
/wp-json/igny8/v1/event(POST) - Shared Secret Authentication: HMAC-SHA256 signature verification
- Connection Check: All webhook handlers verify
igny8_is_connection_enabled()before processing
Security:
- Webhook secret stored in WordPress options (auto-generated on first use)
- Signature verification via
X-IGNY8-Signatureheader - Secret can be regenerated from settings page
- Failed authentication attempts are logged
Functions:
igny8_get_webhook_secret()- Get or generate webhook secretigny8_regenerate_webhook_secret()- Regenerate secret
6.2 SaaS Event Handlers ✅
Event Types Supported:
1. Task Published (task_published, task_completed)
- Creates or updates WordPress post from IGNY8 task
- Fetches full task data from Writer API
- Respects enabled post types
- Updates post status if task is completed
2. Link Recommendation (link_recommendation, insert_link)
- Queues link insertion for processing
- Validates required parameters (post_id, target_url, anchor)
- Respects Linker module toggle
- Processes links asynchronously via cron
3. Optimizer Request (optimizer_request, optimizer_job_completed)
- Updates optimizer job status
- Stores score changes and recommendations
- Updates post meta with optimizer data
- Respects Optimizer module toggle
Event Handler Flow:
- Verify connection is enabled
- Verify module is enabled (if applicable)
- Validate event data
- Process event
- Log activity
- Return unified JSON response
6.3 Webhook Activity Logging ✅
Files Created:
includes/class-igny8-webhook-logs.php- Logging functions
Features:
- Log Storage: WordPress options (last 500 logs)
- Log Fields:
- Event type
- Event data
- IP address
- User agent
- Status (received, processed, failed)
- Response data
- Timestamps (received_at, processed_at)
- Error messages
Functions:
igny8_log_webhook_activity()- Log webhook receiptigny8_update_webhook_log()- Update log with processing resultigny8_get_webhook_logs()- Retrieve logs with filteringigny8_clear_old_webhook_logs()- Cleanup old logs
UI Display:
- Recent webhook activity table in settings page
- Shows last 10 webhook events
- Displays event type, status, and timestamp
Link Queue System ✅
Files Created:
includes/class-igny8-link-queue.php- Link insertion queue
Features:
- Queue Storage: WordPress options
- Queue Processing: Cron-based (processes 10 items per run)
- Retry Logic: Up to 3 attempts per link
- Status Tracking: pending, completed, failed
Link Insertion Logic:
- Finds anchor text in post content
- Wraps anchor with link tag
- Avoids duplicate links
- Falls back to appending link if anchor not found
Queue Management:
- Automatic processing via cron
- Manual trigger available
- Queue size limit (1000 items)
- Status tracking per item
Connection Checks
All handlers check connection status:
✅ Webhook Handler (verify_webhook_secret)
- Checks
igny8_is_connection_enabled()before allowing webhook
✅ Event Handlers (handle_webhook, handle_task_published, etc.)
- Double-checks connection enabled before processing
- Returns error if connection disabled
✅ Link Queue (igny8_queue_link_insertion, igny8_process_link_queue)
- Checks connection enabled before queuing/processing
✅ REST API Endpoints (existing endpoints)
- Updated to check connection enabled
- Returns 403 if connection disabled
Settings UI Enhancements
New Sections Added:
-
Webhook Configuration
- Webhook URL display with copy button
- Webhook secret display with copy button
- Regenerate secret button
-
Link Queue
- Shows pending links count
- Displays queue table (last 10 items)
- Shows post ID, anchor, target URL, status
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Recent Webhook Activity
- Shows last 10 webhook events
- Displays event type, status, timestamp
- Color-coded status badges
Security Features
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HMAC Signature Verification
- Uses SHA-256 HMAC
- Compares request body signature
- Prevents replay attacks
-
Connection Toggle Protection
- All endpoints check connection status
- Webhooks rejected if connection disabled
- Clear error messages
-
Module Toggle Respect
- Events only processed if module enabled
- Graceful error responses
-
Input Validation
- All parameters sanitized
- Required fields validated
- Type checking
API Response Format
All webhook responses follow unified JSON format:
Success:
{
"success": true,
"message": "Event processed",
"data": { ... }
}
Error:
{
"success": false,
"error": "Error message",
"code": "error_code"
}
Integration Points
Modified Files:
igny8-bridge.php- Added webhook classes loadingincludes/functions.php- Added webhook secret functionsincludes/class-igny8-rest-api.php- Added connection checksadmin/settings.php- Added webhook UI sectionsadmin/class-admin.php- Added secret regeneration handler
New Dependencies:
- None (uses existing WordPress functions)
Testing Checklist
- Webhook endpoint accessible at
/wp-json/igny8/v1/event - Signature verification works correctly
- Invalid signatures are rejected
- Connection disabled blocks webhooks
- Task published event creates/updates posts
- Link recommendation queues links
- Link queue processes links correctly
- Optimizer events update post meta
- Webhook logs are created and updated
- Settings UI displays webhook info
- Secret regeneration works
- All events respect module toggles
- All events respect connection toggle
Notes
-
Webhook Secret: Auto-generated on first use. Must be configured in IGNY8 SaaS app.
-
Link Queue: Processes 10 items per cron run to prevent timeouts. Can be adjusted.
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Log Retention: Keeps last 500 logs. Older logs can be cleared manually.
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Signature Header: IGNY8 SaaS must send
X-IGNY8-Signatureheader with HMAC-SHA256 signature of request body. -
Connection Toggle: All webhook handlers check connection status before processing. This ensures no data is processed when connection is disabled.
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Module Toggles: Each event type checks if its module is enabled before processing.
Webhook Payload Examples
Task Published
{
"event": "task_published",
"data": {
"task_id": 123,
"status": "completed"
}
}
Link Recommendation
{
"event": "link_recommendation",
"data": {
"post_id": 456,
"target_url": "https://example.com/page",
"anchor": "example link",
"priority": "normal"
}
}
Optimizer Request
{
"event": "optimizer_job_completed",
"data": {
"post_id": 456,
"job_id": 789,
"status": "completed",
"score_changes": { ... },
"recommendations": [ ... ]
}
}
Next Steps
Phase 6 is complete. All webhook functionality is implemented with proper security, logging, and connection checks.