ryojerryyu/memos-webhook-py repository overview

⁠Memos Webhook Python Implementation

This is a simple webhook implementation in Python.

It implements a simple URL resource download feature. All url you-get⁠ support for command you-get https://xxxxx can be configured to download.

⁠Quick Feel It

1. Create a docker_compose.yaml with following contents. Replace xxxxxxxx with your memos token.

   version: "3.0"
   services:
   memos:
       networks:
       - memos
       image: neosmemo/memos:0.22.1
       container_name: memos
       ports:
       - 5230:5230
   webhook:
       image: ghcr.io/ryojerryyu/memos-webhook-py:0.3.0
       networks:
       - memos
       container_name: webhook
       environment:
       - LOG_LEVEL=debug
       - WEBHOOK_PORT=8000
       - MEMOS_HOST=memos
       - MEMOS_PORT=5230
       - MEMOS_TOKEN=xxxxxxxx
       volumes:
       - ./.download:/app/download
   
   networks:
   memos:
   

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2. Run docker-compose up -d to start the services.

3. Access localhost:5230 , login and make sure the Memos server work. Create a webhook to http://webhook:8000/webhook .

4. Post a memo with contents containing a twitter url. If that tweet was attached with some image, the webhook will download them and upload to the Memo server automatically.

You can use a config file to configure what url you want to download. The default config file is config.yaml⁠.

⁠Config

You can use a config file by setting the environment variable CONFIG_PATH. Here is a docker_compose.yaml example:

version: "3.0"
services:
  memos:
    networks:
      - memos
    image: neosmemo/memos:0.22.1
    container_name: memos
    ports:
      - 5230:5230
  webhook:
    image: ghcr.io/ryojerryyu/memos-webhook-py:0.3.0
    networks:
      - memos
    container_name: webhook
    environment:
      - CONFIG_PATH=/app/config.yaml
    volumes:
      - ./.download:/app/download
      - ./path/to/your/local/config/file.yaml:/app/config.yaml

networks:
  memos:

You should place your config file in ./path/to/your/local/config/file.yaml and the webhook will read the config from it.

Here is an example of the configuration file: config.yaml⁠

webhook:
  host: localhost
  port: 11100

memos:
  host: localhost
  port: 5230
  token: xxxxxxx

plugins:
  you_get_plugins:
    - name: download
      tag: webhook/download
      patterns:
        - https://twitter.com/\w+/status/\d+
        - https://x.com/\w+/status/\d+

And config definitionn is in config.py⁠