discord-bot-github is an open source bot for sending GitHub Webhooks to Discord by binding messages to a specific channel.
npm install- Copy
config/auth.js.exampletoconfig/auth.js - Configure
config/auth.js node bot.js- Remember to create a webhook and set the Payload URL to
http://YOURIP:8080/webhookwithapplication/json
Having issues or just have a good idea? Please submit an issue.
1. eris
2. forky
3. github-webhook-handler
4. http
5. eslint
6. foreman
7. goo.gl
8. semver
Want to learn more about GitHub Webhooks and it's event handlers? You can also check out the GitHub API Status.
Eris, NodeJS Discord Library, is speedy, consistent, flexible, predictable, and a simple command framework. You can find out more about the library usage by going to their Documentation
| Configuration | Description |
|---|---|
config.googl |
This is used for URL shortening, if you wish to keep default Github links, use an invalid key as the key or keep it blank. You can find out more here. |
config.discord.token |
Discord Bot Token. You can find out more here. |
config.discord.channelID |
Input the Discord channel ID that you want to bind the bot to. |
config.github.token |
Input the GitHub Webhook Secret/Token that you created. |
config.github.logspath |
Input the absolute path to the folder you wish to save the logs into. |
config.web.cname |
Don't Touch Me Please. Only if you have to. |
config.web.url |
Don't Touch Me Please. Only if you have to. |
config.web.workers |
Don't Touch Me Please. Only if you have to. |
config.web.path |
Don't Touch Me Please. Only if you have to. |
GNU GPL v3.
None
Currently, you can contribute to this project by:
- Submitting a detailed issue.
- Forking the project, and sending a pull request back to for review.
- fkndean
- Lisiano256- github-webhook-handler
- GitHub Webhook Library or "middleware" handles all the logic of receiving and verifying webhook requests from GitHub
- eris
- NodeJS Discord Wrapper
- nandub
- Base Code