sceat/skyhook repository overview

⁠skyhook

Parses webhooks and forwards them in the proper format to Discord.

⁠Setup

You can use the site⁠ to create the right webhook link. If you want to manually do it, here are the steps:

1. Create a webhook in Discord (Server Settings -> Webhooks -> Create Webhook)
2. Copy the webhook url
3. Turn the Discord webhook url into a skyhook webhook url like so:

Replace discordapp.com in url with skyhook.glitch.me
https://discordapp.com/api/webhooks/firstPartOfWebhook/secondPartOfWebhook
->
https://skyhook.glitch.me/api/webhooks/firstPartOfWebhook/secondPartOfWebhook

1. Add the provider you want to the end of the url:

https://skyhook.glitch.me/api/webhooks/firstPartOfWebhook/secondPartOfWebhook/providerGoesHere

⁠Supported Providers

• AppVeyor⁠ - /appveyor
• Bintray⁠ - /bintray
• BitBucket⁠ - /bitbucket
• circleci⁠ - /circleci
• Codacy⁠ - /codacy
• Dockerhub⁠ - /dockerhub
• GitLab⁠ - /gitlab
• Heroku⁠ - /heroku
• Jenkins⁠ - /jenkins (requires the notification plugin⁠)
• Jira⁠ - /jira
• NewRelic⁠ - /newrelic
• Patreon⁠ - /patreon
• Pingdom⁠ - /pingdom
• Travis⁠ - /travis
• Trello⁠ - /trello
• Unity Cloud⁠ - /unity
• Uptime Robot⁠ - /uptimerobot
• VSTS⁠ - /vsts

If you want support for a new provider, just create a pull request and add it!
Alternatively, a new provider can also be requested by creating an issue⁠.

⁠Contributing

If you wish to contribute, follow our contributing guide⁠.

⁠Creating a Provider

If you want to create a new provider please follow the examples shown at our small documentation⁠.

⁠Testing Locally

To run server:

npm start

To run tests:

npm test

⁠Running with Docker

To build the image:

docker build -t skyhook .

To run the application:

docker run -p 8080:8080 --name skyhook skyhook

To run the tests:

docker run --name skyhook skyhook npm test

To remove the created container:

docker rm skyhook

⁠License

skyhook is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.

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