integrations: Simplify instruction for generating incoming webhook URL.

As the help center article now has detailed instructions to generate
an incoming webhook URL, the integration documentation only needs to
link to that information.
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Lauryn Menard
2024-01-02 12:45:39 +01:00
committed by Tim Abbott
parent cd9a479a7e
commit 67e77ad370
2 changed files with 4 additions and 7 deletions

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# Generate URL for an integration
Many [Zulip integrations](/integrations/) are webhooks. A webhook integration
allows a third-party service, such as an [issue
Many [Zulip integrations](/integrations/) are webhooks. An incoming webhook
integration allows a third-party service, such as an [issue
tracker](/integrations/doc/github) or an [alerting
tool](/integrations/doc/pagerduty), to post updates into Zulip. To configure
tool](/integrations/doc/pagerduty), to post updates to Zulip. To configure
where these updates will be posted, you need to generate a special Zulip
integration URL.

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[Generate the URL][generate-url] for your {{ integration_display_name }}
integration, with the stream (and topic) you want notifications sent to,
by [viewing the bot you created][view-your-bots] and clicking the **link**
(<i class="fa fa-link"></i>) icon on the bot's profile card.
integration.
The generated URL will be something like:
@@ -17,5 +15,4 @@ see [the webhook URLs specification][incoming-webhook-urls].*
{% endif %}
[generate-url]: /help/generate-integration-url
[view-your-bots]: /help/view-your-bots
[incoming-webhook-urls]: /api/incoming-webhooks-overview#urls