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Overview

This project shows how Asana webhooks can be used to send a celebratory message to Slack whenever a milestone is completed. It also contains examples of how to manage webhooks through the Python Asana client.

Webhooks server

Start the server before creating any webhooks. The server needs to be DNS-addressable or have a public IP address for Asana to reach it. For development, you can use ngrok to quickly expose to your localhost to the web.

ASANA_ACCESS_TOKEN=<your Asana PAT> SLACK_TOKEN=<your Slack API token> ./server.py

Manage Webhooks

List existing webhooks:

ASANA_ACCESS_TOKEN=<your Asana PAT> ./manage_webhooks.py list

Create a new webhook:

ASANA_ACCESS_TOKEN=<your Asana PAT> ./manage_webhooks.py create --resource <resource id> --target http://<public server address>:3000/receive_asana_webhook

Note: In this example, the target URL would point to the Flask endpoint defined in server.py.

Delete a webhook by ID:

ASANA_ACCESS_TOKEN=<your Asana PAT> ./manage_webhooks.py delete --id <webhook id>

Delete ALL your webhooks:

ASANA_ACCESS_TOKEN=<your Asana PAT> ./manage_webhooks.py delete --all