judo-runtime:create-interceptor

To add audit logging in JUDO, implement an OperationCallInterceptor to intercept 'create' operations, record user actions and data changes, then register it via Guice or Spring.

An operation interceptor validates inputs by hooking into the pre-operation phase, modifying input payloads before execution, and selectively applying to defined operations within the JUDO flow.

Yes, you can trigger webhooks by implementing a post-operation hook using OperationCallInterceptor, executing side effects or asynchronous logic off the main thread after operation completion.

Register an OperationCallInterceptor by creating a Java class implementing the interface, then wiring it into your application's dependency injection configuration using Guice or Spring.

Test custom JUDO interceptors using the JUDO TestKit, which supports validating pre-processing inputs, post-processing results, and verifying side effects like webhooks or audit logging.

Transform results by implementing a post-operation hook with OperationCallInterceptor, modifying operation outputs directly within the JUDO extension point interface before returning the response.