local-webhooks

ZKsync webhook service for local testing. Runs the webhook service and Postgres via Docker Compose, with a configurable webhook receiver target.

Prerequisites

• Docker + Docker Compose
• Quay.io credentials for the private webhook image
• Optional: Rust toolchain (for make mock-server)
• Optional: mdbook (for make docs-serve / make docs-build)

Quickstart

1) Copy the env file and fill in required values:

cp .env-example .env

Set:

• DOCKER_USERNAME, DOCKER_PASSWORD
• PRIVIDIUM_SIGNER_KEY, ENCRYPTION_KEY

2) Log in to Quay and start the stack:

make login
make up

3) (Optional) Run a local receiver:

make mock-server

Endpoints

• API base: http://localhost:8081

Key routes:

• POST /v1/event-webhook
• GET /v1/event-webhook
• GET /v1/event-webhook/:id
• PATCH /v1/event-webhook/:id
• DELETE /v1/event-webhook/:id
• POST /v1/address-webhook
• GET /v1/address-webhook
• GET /v1/address-webhook/:id
• DELETE /v1/address-webhook/:id
• GET /v1/address-webhook/:id/addresses
• POST /v1/address-webhook/:id/addresses
• DELETE /v1/address-webhook/:id/addresses

Documentation

Run make docs-serve for the full docs site, including API examples (default: http://localhost:3000).

Configuration

• Service config: config/config.prividium.docker.toml (mounted read-only into the container).
• Override the config path with HOST_CONFIG_PATH in .env.
• Set your webhook receiver target with WEBHOOK_DESTINATION_URL (defaults to http://host.docker.internal:9000/webhook).

Common commands

make up        # start services
make down      # stop services
make reset     # stop and remove data volume
make logs      # follow webhook-service logs
make status    # container status
make get-token ADDRESS=0xYourAddress
make docs-serve
make docs-build

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