@dan I was trying to use the standard register interface from fusion. If I check that I want to use "username" for example, the registration form removes the email option. To circumvent and get both email and username I had to create my own register form.

I do have an extended data of my users in another database, like addresses etc... so if, for some reason I update the email or username on the admin gui, I'd like to reflect this change on my local DB.

Seems that it is a strange behavior...
Scenario: I have just 1 application available called "myapp"
Behavior 1:

If I go to Settings -> Webhooks -> Edit -> Application -> Check All aplications
As expected if I update an user via API or Admin interface it fires a webhook.

If I go to Settings -> Webhooks -> Edit -> Application -> Check only FusionAuth
It is not firing if I update and user via API (expected) nor via Admin interface.

Is it expected? Is there a way to fire webhooks only when the admin application executes an action?

@dan I was trying to use the standard register interface from fusion. If I check that I want to use "username" for example, the registration form removes the email option. To circumvent and get both email and username I had to create my own register form.

Example:

Update an user using the API will not fire the webhook, but if I update it using the web interface it would fire.

I am asking because I have enabled it and I am receiving a timeout error when I use the API to apply a patch. I am trying to use the webhook to keep a local database synchronized, is it a correct usage? If not, how can I keep a local database sync?

Thanks!

Tito

It works! Thanks!

Same question here... for me it does not make sense it being mutually exclusive... When I setup "username" as a login option it doesn't ask for the email...

I am looking for a tutorial for https://dev.auth.nuxtjs.org/ + Fusion Auth. Is there anything that I could follow? Also my backend is using python + FastAPI... I didn't find anything either.

Thanks!