Brevo Webhook Manager CLI Tool for Laravel

This CLI tool provides a convenient way to manage Brevo webhooks from the command line. It provides a number of commands for fetching, creating, updating, and deleting webhooks.

Features:

• Fetch webhooks from the Brevo API
• Create new webhooks
• Update existing webhooks
• Delete webhooks

Installation

Requirements

Required PHP >=8.2

Installing package

composer require jcergolj/brevo-webhook-manager-for-laravel

Publishing config file

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Jcergolj\BrevoWebhookManager\BrevoWebhookMangerServiceProvider"

.env file

BREVO_API_KEY=
USER_AGENT=""
BREVO_BASE_URL=https://api.brevo.com/v3/

# Optional — override the default Brevo IP ranges (comma-separated CIDRs)
BREVO_VALID_CIDRS=1.179.112.0/20,172.246.240.0/20

# Optional — allow requests coming through Cloudflare edge IPs
BREVO_ALLOW_CLOUDFLARE=false

# Required when using VerifyBrevoWebhookBasicAuthMiddleware
BREVO_WEBHOOK_USERNAME=
BREVO_WEBHOOK_PASSWORD=

# Required when using VerifyBrevoWebhookTokenMiddleware
BREVO_WEBHOOK_TOKEN=
# Optional — header name carrying the token (default: Authorization)
BREVO_WEBHOOK_TOKEN_HEADER=Authorization

Securing incoming webhooks

Two middlewares are shipped. Register them on your webhook route.

1. IP allow-list — VerifyBrevoWebhookMiddleware

Rejects any request whose source IP is outside the configured CIDRs. Defaults to Brevo's published ranges. Set BREVO_ALLOW_CLOUDFLARE=true if your webhook route sits behind Cloudflare so edge IPs are accepted too. Override the base list via BREVO_VALID_CIDRS.

2. Basic auth — VerifyBrevoWebhookBasicAuthMiddleware

Implements Brevo username/password authentication. When creating the webhook on Brevo, embed credentials in the URL:

https://USERNAME:PASSWORD@your-app.test/brevo/webhook

Set the same values in .env as BREVO_WEBHOOK_USERNAME and BREVO_WEBHOOK_PASSWORD. The middleware compares with hash_equals and aborts 401 on mismatch. If either env var is missing, the middleware aborts 500 (fail-closed).

3. Token auth — VerifyBrevoWebhookTokenMiddleware

Verifies a shared secret token sent in a request header. Defaults to reading Authorization: Bearer <token>. Configure a different header via BREVO_WEBHOOK_TOKEN_HEADER (e.g. X-Brevo-Token). When using a custom header, the raw header value is compared directly (no Bearer prefix). Set BREVO_WEBHOOK_TOKEN to the shared secret. Aborts 401 on mismatch, 500 if unconfigured.

4. See the Brevo docs

https://developers.brevo.com/docs/username-and-password-authentication

Route example

use Jcergolj\BrevoWebhookManager\Http\Middleware\VerifyBrevoWebhookBasicAuthMiddleware;
use Jcergolj\BrevoWebhookManager\Http\Middleware\VerifyBrevoWebhookMiddleware;
use Jcergolj\BrevoWebhookManager\Http\Middleware\VerifyBrevoWebhookTokenMiddleware;

Route::post('/brevo/webhook', BrevoWebhookController::class)
    ->middleware([
        VerifyBrevoWebhookMiddleware::class,
        VerifyBrevoWebhookBasicAuthMiddleware::class, // or VerifyBrevoWebhookTokenMiddleware::class
    ]);

Avaliable commands

php artisan brevo-webhooks:create-inbound

php artisan brevo-webhooks:create-marketing

php artisan brevo-webhooks:create-transactional

php artisan brevo-webhooks:update

php artisan brevo-webhooks:delete

php artisan brevo-webhooks:fetch

php artisan brevo-webhooks:fetch-all