The Hookdeck Vercel Middleware adds the ability to authenticate, delay, filter, queue, throttle, and retry asynchronous HTTP requests (e.g., webhooks) made to a Vercel application. The use cases for this include managing webhooks from API providers such as Stripe, Shopify, and Twilio, or when building asynchronous APIs.

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Hookdeck introduces the Hookdeck Vercel Middleware, which enables turning any Vercel endpoint into an asynchronous endpoint with support for queuing, throttling, retry logic, delays, and verification. The middleware can be installed using npm, and its configuration options can be found in the repository README. Currently, the middleware is not supported in development environments.

Introducing Hookdeck Vercel Middleware

Get Started with the Hookdeck Vercel Middleware

<p>Wow. Wondering about how I might use this. Queues for example?</p>
