The Webhook site allows to have an online adress book. Sometimes, you just want to have access to all your contacts on the popular platforms on the Web-such as Twitter, Facebook or even Pinterest.
You can therefore add your contacts and see their username if you are able to synchronize your contact list directly to your profile on your social networks'accounts. For an enterprise, it could
provide a genuine portfolio to reach out a community on Twitter, Instagram, etc...
For example, Outlook offers to gather all the contacts in a simple list. Here is the link of the explanation:
How to create a distribution list from contacts in Outlook
Google Contacts
Choose a service:
You then have to choose Google Contacts
IFTTT explains us how you could make a link between one Internet platform and Google Contacts
Imagine if we can go further by creating a genuine base organizing the data of Google Contacts.
JSON is the language we will use to make a link between Webhook and Google Contacts. We are going to explain how to convert a JSON format into a Javascript object. Let's try an example to see how we can use JSON language.
Matt is 35 years old and he is your bestfriend since highschool.
On Goole Contacts, his profile will explicit:
The Json database is organised this way: [{name:..., age:...., phone number:...,email adress:....},...{...}] We can use this for all contacts that we have. Here are four variables (name/age/phone number/email adress) and then finally we are using "$.get()" to make our request. Here is an accurate JSON program:
var myJSON='{"name":"Matt","age":35,"telephone number":"0652950052","email adresse":"matt.lowe@gmail.com"}';
var myObj=JSON.parse(myJson);
document.getElementByld("demo").innerHTML=myObj.name;