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Creating a Webhook in Discord

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For a Server

  1. Open Discord and log into your server.
  2. Go to server settings:
    • Click on the server name in the top-left corner.
    • Select “Server Settings”.
  3. Choose the channel for notifications:
    • In the left menu, select “Integrations”.
    • Click on “Webhooks”.
  4. Create a new Webhook:
    • Click “Create Webhook”.
    • Set a Webhook name (e.g., “TakeProfit Alerts”).
    • Choose the channel where messages will be sent.
    • Copy the Webhook URL—you will need it for the setup in TakeProfit.
    • Click “Save Changes”.

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Configuring Webhook in TakeProfit

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Preparing the Webhook URL

  • Use the Webhook URL obtained from Discord in the previous step.

  • Example Webhook URL:

    https://discord.com/api/webhooks/123456789012345678/abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

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Setting Up the Payload

  1. Log in to your TakeProfit account.
  2. Create a new alert or edit an existing one.
  3. Configure the alert conditions:
    • Specify the required parameters: ticker, exchange, trigger condition, etc.
  4. Add the Webhook:
    • In the notifications section, select the Webhook URL option.
    • Paste the Webhook URL from Discord into the appropriate field.
  5. Set up the Payload:
    • In the Message field, enter the JSON with the necessary parameters.

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Forming Messages Using Variables

You can use TakeProfit variables to dynamically form the content of the message.

Common variables:

  • {{ticker}} — The instrument’s ticker.
  • {{exchange}} — Exchange name.
  • {{condition_type}} — Type of trigger condition.
  • {{condition_source_1}} — Condition source (e.g., price).

Example usage in the Message field:

{
	"content": "🔔 Alert: {{ticker}} on {{exchange}} — {{condition_type}} {{close}}"
}

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Configuration Examples

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Example 1: Simple Text Message

Message: The price of BTC/USD exceeded $50,000 on Binance

Payload in the Message field:

{
	"content": "🔔 Alert: The price of {{ticker}} exceeded {{close}} on {{exchange}}"
}

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Example 2: Sending an Embedded Message (Embed)

Payload with Embed:

{
	"embeds": [
		{
			"title": "📈 {{ticker}} Alert",
			"description": "**Condition:** {{condition_type}}\n**Price:** {{close}}\n**Exchange:** {{exchange}}",
			"color": 3066993
		}
	]
}
  • title: Message title, can contain variables.
  • description: Main content using Markdown for formatting.
  • color: Color of the Embed bar in decimal RGB format (e.g., 3066993 for green).

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Testing the Configuration

  1. Save the alert settings in TakeProfit.
  2. Create a condition that will surely trigger (e.g., set the price above the current one).
  3. Check for the message in your Discord channel.
  4. Ensure that all variables have been correctly replaced with actual data.

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Troubleshooting

  • Messages are not received:
    • Check the correctness of the Webhook URL.
    • Ensure that the alert in TakeProfit is active.
  • Incorrect message display:
    • Verify the correctness of the JSON in the Payload.
    • Use a JSON validator to check.
  • Variables are not replaced:
    • Ensure the variables are spelled correctly.
    • Check if the used variables are supported by the TakeProfit platform.

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Helpful Tips

  • Advanced Embed Features:
    • You can add fields, images, and other elements to the Embed. Refer to the Discord documentation for details.
  • Notifications in multiple channels:
    • Create multiple Webhooks for different channels and set up corresponding alerts.
  • Security:
    • Do not share the Webhook URL with unauthorized individuals.
    • Regularly check your server’s security settings.

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Conclusion

You have now set up integration between TakeProfit and Discord via Webhook. This allows you to receive instant and visual notifications about important events, helping you to respond promptly to market changes.

If you have any questions or need additional assistance, refer to the official Discord documentation or contact TakeProfit support.

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Note: Always stay updated on the APIs and functions you use, as they may be updated or changed over time.

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