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hubot-github-repo-event-notifier

v1.8.1

Published

Notifies about any available GitHub repo event via webhook

Downloads

4

Readme

Hubot: hubot-github-repo-event-notifier

Notifies about any available GitHub repo event via webhook.

See src/github-repo-event-notifier.coffee for full documentation.

Installation

Add hubot-github-repo-event-notifier to your package.json file:

"dependencies": {
  "hubot": ">= 2.5.1",
  "hubot-scripts": ">= 2.4.2",
  "hubot-github-repo-event-notifier": ">= 0.0.0",
  "hubot-hipchat": "~2.5.1-5",
}

Add hubot-github-repo-event-notifier to your external-scripts.json:

["hubot-github-repo-event-notifier"]

Run npm install

When starting hubot you need to specify the events it will accept. This is done via the HUBOT_GITHUB_EVENT_NOTIFIER_TYPES

Ex:

HUBOT_GITHUB_EVENT_NOTIFIER_TYPES=pull_request,pull_request

If you want you can specific events in the event types.

Ex:

HUBOT_GITHUB_EVENT_NOTIFIER_TYPES=pull_request:comment,pull_request:close

Development Testing

Ideally, you'd write tests and put them in our test/ directory.

If you just want to mess around with some things, we've bundled a REPL for you which has some fixture data and exposes the core functionality of the processing of events. To boot up the reply, launch script/console.

  • Sample payloads are available via the variable eventPayloads. It contains a key for each event type, e.g. pull_request or page_build.
  • Each processing function is available via actions. This object contains a key for each event type, e.g. pull_request or page_build. It takes the payload object and the callback function as its parameters, in that order.