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expo-qr-notify

v1.1.0

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This repository inspired by https://github.com/expo/expo-postpublish-slack-notify. Post a notification on Slack and Github PR comment whenever your project is published. Presumably you already know this is happening so it's probably more useful to non

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expo-qr-notify

This repository inspired by https://github.com/expo/expo-postpublish-slack-notify.
Post a notification on Slack and Github PR comment whenever your project is published.
Presumably you already know this is happening so it's probably more useful to non-you people, such as your team or your grandparents.

What is the difference with expo-postpublish-slack-notify?

  • If you set github token, it comment to github pull request by triggerd to circleci.
  • Post a notification on Slack not only text but also QR image and url and pull request url.

Installation

  1. Create an incoming webhook and keep the window open with the URL.
  2. npm install --save-dev expo-qr-notify in your project.
  3. Setting a circleci project, and check on Only build pull requests (Settings >> Advanced Settings).
  4. Add the following to your app.json within the "expo" key, or set a circleci environment variables.

Configuration variables

| |on app.json|on circleci| |---|-----------|-----------| |slack incoming url|slack_webhook|SLACK_WEBHOOK| |notification channel|slack_channel|SLACK_CHANNEL| |github user token|git_service_token|GIT_SERVICE_TOKEN|

app.json

"hooks": {
  "postPublish": [
    {
      "file": "expo-qr-notify",
      "config": {
        "slack_webhook": "enter_your_slack_incoming_webhook_url",
        "slack_channel": "#general",
        "git_service_token": "enter_your_github_token"
      }
    }
  ]
}

circleci

on circleci

Example

Check out example.
This is a simple example.
If you run circleci, set below variables on .circleci/config.yml or circleci environment variables, or set a circleci environment variables.

  • EXPO_ACCOUNT
  • EXPO_PASSWORD