A Next.js app that sends webhook events to LogSnag.
LogSnag is a logging and event tool, letting you keep track of events, insights and analytics from all of your apps in a dedicated space.
Read our tutorial to learn how the code works.
- Create a Lemon Squeezy store.
- Sign up to LogSnag.
- Create an API token.
- Deploy this app (see below) and add environment variables from Lemon Squeezy and LogSnag.
- Create a webhook in Lemon Squeezy, selecting the events you want to track in LogSnag. The webhook endpoint is at
/webhook.
Now any events you selected in step 2 will appear in LogSnag as soon as they occur.
Note: The catch-all subscription_updated event is not implemented to avoid receiving duplicate events. Don't select it when creating a webhook in Lemon Squeezy.
As part of the deployment you need to set
LEMONSQUEEZY_WEBHOOK_SECRET- The signing secret you added in the webhook creation form. (Go to Lemon Squeezy webhook settings)LOGSNAG_TOKEN- API token from LogSnag (Go to LogSnag API settings)LOGSNAG_PROJECT- Name of the project in LogSnag that you want events sent to.LOGSNAG_CHANNEL- Name of the channel in your LogSnag project that you want events sent to.
If you want to test this app, switch your Lemon Squeezy to "test mode" then create a product or two and set up webhooks pointing to this app's /webhook endpoint.
Make a test channel in LogSnag where you can send events during testing (you can delete this channel when you're done) and use this as your LOGSNAG_CHANNEL enviroinment variable.
Now make purchases with your test mode products. You can use test cards to mimic real purchases.
Webhook events will be sent for all test mode purchases, just as they will for live purchases.