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Use GitHub webhooks #1
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I'd like to work on this :) |
@liaob That's great! Please go ahead 👍 |
@vinitshahdeo It looks like in order to add in a webhook, there needs to be some server running the website. It can't be done with just html and javascript. |
@liaob Can't we have one |
I can include Node in the project and set up a local webhook, sure. |
Awesome:) |
Sorry, I don't think I can figure it out. If you'd like to give someone else a shot, that's fine with me. |
@liaob No problem. Let's see if someone asks for this. |
I'll take on the task :) |
@hotdang-ca Yes, please go ahead. |
PR incoming in a couple hours. |
@hotdang-ca Wow!! |
Can u assign this one to me? |
Is this repo still active |
Set up a webhook to receive events (i.e. new commit, new PR etc.) from organization's repositories.
It'll trigger the notification on the homepage as soon as payload for a particular event is received.
PS - It might need changes in code structure, please feel free to make changes in the codebase. This is just a POC which makes an API call to GitHub periodically and checks the last commit, which is displayed as notification on the homepage.
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