graphql-engine/docs/graphql/manual/event-triggers/create-trigger.rst
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Creating an event trigger
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Event triggers can be created using the Hasura console.
Open the Hasura console, head to the ``Events`` tab and click on the ``Create trigger`` button to open up the
interface below to create an event trigger:
.. image:: ../../../img/graphql/manual/event-triggers/create-event-trigger-annotations.png
Parameters
----------
**Trigger Name**
Unique name for event trigger.
**Schema/Table**
The postgres schema and table name on which event trigger needs to be created.
**Operations**
The operation on which event trigger needs to be invoked. Can be INSERT, UPDATE and/or DELETE.
**Webhook URL**
The HTTP(s) URL which will be called with event payload on configured operation. Must be a POST handler.
Advanced Settings
-----------------
Listen columns for update
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Update operations are special because you may want to trigger webhook only if specific columns have changed in a row. Choose the columns here which you want the update operation to listen on.
If a column is not selected here, then an update to that column will not trigger webhook.
Retry Logic
^^^^^^^^^^^
Retry configuration is available in the "Advanced settings" when you create a trigger.
1. ``num_retries``: This is the number of times a failed invocation is retried. The default value is **0**.
2. ``interval_sec``: The number of seconds after which a failed invocation for an event, is retried. The default value
is **10**.
Headers
^^^^^^^
Custom headers can be added to an event trigger. Each webhook request will have these headers added.
Each header has 3 parameters:
1. ``Key``: Name of the header e.g. Authorization or X-My-Header.
2. ``Type``: One of ``static`` or ``from env variable``. ``static`` means the value provided in the ``Value`` field is the raw value of the header. ``from env variable`` means the value provided in the ``Value`` field is the name of the environment variable in the GraphQL Engine which will be resolved before sending the header.
3. ``Value``: The value of the header. Either static value or name of an environment variable.