JetBrains Plugin

The Unhook JetBrains plugin brings powerful webhook monitoring and debugging capabilities to all JetBrains IDEs, including IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm, PyCharm, and more.

Overview

The JetBrains plugin provides:

Real-time webhook event monitoring within your IDE
Webhook payload inspection and debugging
Event replay functionality for testing
Team collaboration features
Seamless integration with your development workflow

Supported IDEs

The Unhook plugin works with all JetBrains IDEs:

IntelliJ IDEA

Ultimate and Community editions

WebStorm

JavaScript and TypeScript development

PyCharm

Python development (Professional and Community)

PhpStorm

PHP development

GoLand

Go development

Rider

.NET development

Installation

From JetBrains Marketplace

Open your JetBrains IDE
Go to Settings/Preferences (Ctrl+Alt+S / Cmd+,)
Navigate to Plugins
Search for “Unhook”
Click Install

From Plugin Repository

Download the plugin from JetBrains Plugin Repository
Install from disk in your IDE’s plugin settings
Restart your IDE

Quick Start

Sign in to Unhook:
- Open the Unhook tool window (View → Tool Windows → Unhook)
- Click “Sign In” and follow the authentication flow
View webhook events:
- The Unhook tool window shows real-time webhook events
- Events are automatically updated as they arrive
Inspect and replay events:
- Click on any event to view detailed information
- Use the “Replay” button to resend webhooks to your local server

Features

Real-time Webhook Monitoring

Monitor webhook events directly in your IDE:

Live Event Feed

See webhook events as they arrive from providers

Event Details

Inspect headers, payloads, and response data

Status Tracking

Track success/failure status and response times

Provider Filtering

Filter events by provider (Stripe, GitHub, Clerk, etc.)

Webhook Event Inspection

Dive deep into webhook data with comprehensive inspection tools:

{
  "event": {
    "id": "evt_1234567890",
    "provider": "stripe",
    "type": "payment_intent.succeeded",
    "timestamp": "2024-01-15T10:30:00.000Z",
    "status": "success"
  },
  "request": {
    "method": "POST",
    "url": "https://unhook.sh/wh_stripe_prod",
    "headers": {
      "content-type": "application/json",
      "stripe-signature": "..."
    },
    "body": {
      "id": "pi_123",
      "object": "payment_intent",
      "amount": 1000,
      "currency": "usd"
    }
  },
  "response": {
    "status": 200,
    "headers": {...},
    "body": {...},
    "duration": 245
  }
}

Event Replay

Test your webhook handlers by replaying events:

Select an event from the event list
Click “Replay Event” button
Monitor the response in real-time
Debug any issues with your webhook handler

Team Collaboration

Work seamlessly with your team on webhook development:

Shared webhook URLs: Use the same webhook URL across your team
Real-time updates: See when team members are active
Event sharing: Share specific events with team members for debugging

Configuration

Project Configuration

Create an unhook.yaml file in your project root:

webhookUrl: "https://unhook.sh/your-org/your-webhook-name"
server:
  apiUrl: "https://app.unhook.sh"
destination:
  - name: "local"
    url: "http://localhost:3000/api/webhooks"
delivery:
  - destination: "local"

Plugin Settings

Configure the plugin through IDE settings:

Open Settings/Preferences (Ctrl+Alt+S / Cmd+,)
Navigate to Tools → Unhook
Configure settings:
- Auto-refresh interval
- Notification preferences
- Default webhook ID
- API endpoint

Environment Variables

Set configuration via environment variables:

# API configuration
NEXT_PUBLIC_API_URL=https://app.unhook.sh
NEXT_PUBLIC_WEBHOOK_BASE_URL=https://unhook.sh

# Authentication
UNHOOK_API_KEY=your_api_key

Usage Guide

Opening the Unhook Tool Window

View → Tool Windows → Unhook
Or use the Unhook icon in the tool window bar
The tool window appears at the bottom of your IDE

Viewing Webhook Events

Open the Unhook tool window
Browse events in the event list
Click on an event to view details
Use filters to find specific events

Inspecting Event Details

When you click on a webhook event, you’ll see:

Event Information

Event ID, provider, type, and timestamp
Success/failure status and response time

Request Details

HTTP method and URL
Headers and request body
Provider-specific metadata

Response Information

HTTP status code
Response headers and body
Processing duration

Replaying Events

Select an event from the event list
Click “Replay Event” in the event details
Monitor the replay in real-time
Check your application logs for the replayed event

Debugging Failed Events

When webhooks fail, the plugin helps you debug:

Check Response Status

Review Error Messages

Verify Headers

Test Locally

Integration Examples

Stripe Webhooks

# unhook.yaml
webhookUrl: "https://unhook.sh/your-org/your-stripe-webhook"
destination:
  - name: "stripe-handler"
    url: "http://localhost:3000/api/webhooks/stripe"
delivery:
  - destination: "stripe-handler"

Monitor Stripe payment events in real-time and replay them for testing.

GitHub Webhooks

# unhook.yaml
webhookUrl: "https://unhook.sh/your-org/your-github-webhook"
destination:
  - name: "github-handler"
    url: "http://localhost:3000/api/webhooks/github"
delivery:
  - destination: "github-handler"

Track repository events like pushes, pull requests, and issues.

Clerk Authentication

# unhook.yaml
webhookUrl: "https://unhook.sh/your-org/your-clerk-webhook"
destination:
  - name: "auth-handler"
    url: "http://localhost:3000/api/webhooks/clerk"
delivery:
  - destination: "auth-handler"

Monitor user authentication events and session changes.

Advanced Features

Custom Event Filtering

Filter events by various criteria:

Provider: Filter by Stripe, GitHub, Clerk, etc.
Status: Show only successful or failed events
Time range: Filter by recent events
Event type: Filter by specific event types

Event Export

Export webhook events for analysis:

Select events in the event list
Right-click and choose “Export Events”
Choose format (JSON, CSV)
Download the exported file

Performance Monitoring

Track webhook performance metrics:

Response times: Monitor how fast your endpoints respond
Success rates: Track webhook delivery success
Error patterns: Identify common failure causes

IDE Integration

The plugin integrates seamlessly with your IDE:

Project-aware: Automatically detects project configuration
Run configurations: Create run configurations for webhook testing
Debug integration: Use IDE debugger with webhook replay
Version control: Track webhook configuration changes

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

Plugin Not Loading

No Events Showing

Authentication Issues

Replay Not Working

Debug Mode

Enable debug mode for detailed logging:

Open Settings/Preferences (Ctrl+Alt+S / Cmd+,)
Navigate to Tools → Unhook
Enable “Debug Mode”
Check the IDE log for plugin messages

Plugin Logs

View plugin logs for troubleshooting:

Help → Diagnostic Tools → Debug Log Settings
Add “com.unhook” to the loggers
Restart your IDE
Check the log file for detailed information

Best Practices

Keep the tool window open: Monitor webhooks while coding
Use event replay: Test your handlers with real data
Filter events: Focus on relevant events for your development
Export for analysis: Save important events for later review
Collaborate with team: Share events for debugging sessions
Use project configuration: Keep webhook settings in version control

Keyboard Shortcuts

Action	Windows/Linux	macOS
Open Unhook tool window	`Alt+U`	`Cmd+U`
Refresh events	`Ctrl+R`	`Cmd+R`
Replay selected event	`Ctrl+Shift+R`	`Cmd+Shift+R`
Export events	`Ctrl+Shift+E`	`Cmd+Shift+E`

IDE-Specific Features

IntelliJ IDEA

Run configurations: Create webhook testing run configurations
Debug integration: Use the debugger with webhook replay
Project structure: Organize webhook configurations in project structure

WebStorm

JavaScript debugging: Debug webhook handlers with full JavaScript support
TypeScript support: Full TypeScript integration for webhook development
Node.js integration: Seamless Node.js debugging

PyCharm

Python debugging: Debug Python webhook handlers
Django/Flask integration: Framework-specific webhook support
Virtual environment: Use project virtual environments

Next Steps

CLI Tool - Command line webhook testing
VS Code Extension - VS Code integration
Team Collaboration - Work with your team
Provider Integrations - Connect with services

Get Started

Reference

Solutions

Development

​JetBrains Plugin

​Overview

​Supported IDEs

IntelliJ IDEA

WebStorm

PyCharm

PhpStorm

GoLand

Rider

​Installation

​From JetBrains Marketplace

​From Plugin Repository

​Quick Start

​Features

​Real-time Webhook Monitoring

Live Event Feed

Event Details

Status Tracking

Provider Filtering

​Webhook Event Inspection

​Event Replay

​Team Collaboration

​Configuration

​Project Configuration

​Plugin Settings

​Environment Variables

​Usage Guide

​Opening the Unhook Tool Window

​Viewing Webhook Events

​Inspecting Event Details

​Replaying Events

​Debugging Failed Events

​Integration Examples

​Stripe Webhooks

​GitHub Webhooks

​Clerk Authentication

​Advanced Features

​Custom Event Filtering

​Event Export

​Performance Monitoring

​IDE Integration

​Troubleshooting

​Common Issues

​Debug Mode

​Plugin Logs

​Best Practices

​Keyboard Shortcuts

​IDE-Specific Features

​IntelliJ IDEA

​WebStorm

​PyCharm

​Next Steps

JetBrains Plugin

Overview

Supported IDEs

Installation

From JetBrains Marketplace

From Plugin Repository

Quick Start

Features

Real-time Webhook Monitoring

Webhook Event Inspection

Event Replay

Team Collaboration

Configuration

Project Configuration

Plugin Settings

Environment Variables

Usage Guide

Opening the Unhook Tool Window

Viewing Webhook Events

Inspecting Event Details

Replaying Events

Debugging Failed Events

Integration Examples

Stripe Webhooks

GitHub Webhooks

Clerk Authentication

Advanced Features

Custom Event Filtering

Event Export

Performance Monitoring

IDE Integration

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

Debug Mode

Plugin Logs

Best Practices

Keyboard Shortcuts

IDE-Specific Features

IntelliJ IDEA

WebStorm

PyCharm

Next Steps