Automate Frontend Updates with Bloggo Webhooks

Keep your frontend in sync with Bloggo automatically. A static frontend (like Froggo, Next.js, Hugo, or Astro) needs to know when content changes to rebuild or update pages. Bloggo’s Webhook System makes that possible.

 What It Does

Whenever a post, category, or tag changes, Bloggo can send an HTTP request to a preconfigured endpoint. The webhook payload contains:

{
  "type": "post",
  "action": "update",
  "previous_slug": "hello-world",
  "new_slug": "hello-world-updated",
  "timestamp": "2025-10-07T15:12:31Z"
}

This lets your frontend automatically rebuild or refresh specific pages.

 Configuration

Admins can:

• Define multiple webhook endpoints.
• Add or remove custom headers (for authentication or specific APIs).
• Trigger manual full sync requests at any time.

Bloggo automatically updates when posts, tags, or categories change when have a valid configuration.

For example, when a post’s title changes (and so its slug changes), Bloggo sends a webhook containing both the old and new slug. Your static site generator can then remove the old page and regenerate the new one.

 Example Use Cases

• Trigger Froggo, Netlify or Vercel rebuilds automatically.
• Notify your own API to re-fetch content.
• Sync category and tag changes instantly.

Bloggo’s webhook system is fully customizable and designed to fit any frontend deployment workflow.