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@opentag/github

v0.1.0

Published

GitHub event normalization and callback rendering for OpenTag.

Readme

@opentag/github

GitHub adapter helpers for OpenTag.

Use this package to turn GitHub comments into OpenTagEvent objects and to render GitHub-friendly callback text.

Install

pnpm add @opentag/github

Exports

  • normalizeGitHubIssueComment: converts an issue comment payload shape into an OpenTagEvent.
  • normalizeGitHubPullRequestReviewComment: converts a PR review comment payload shape into an OpenTagEvent.
  • renderAcknowledgement, renderProgress, renderFinalResult: markdown text helpers for GitHub callbacks.
  • createPullRequest: low-level GitHub REST helper for opening PRs from runner-created branches.

Example

import { normalizeGitHubIssueComment } from "@opentag/github";

const event = normalizeGitHubIssueComment({
  id: String(payload.comment.id),
  commentBody: payload.comment.body,
  commentUrl: payload.comment.html_url,
  apiCommentsUrl: payload.issue.comments_url,
  issueUrl: payload.issue.html_url,
  issueNumber: payload.issue.number,
  owner: payload.repository.owner.login,
  repo: payload.repository.name,
  actorId: payload.sender.id,
  actorLogin: payload.sender.login,
  private: payload.repository.private,
  receivedAt: new Date().toISOString()
});

if (event) {
  // Send event to @opentag/client or your own OpenTag-compatible control plane.
}

Permissions

fix and run commands receive write-capable permissions such as repo:write and pr:create. Review, explain, and investigate-style commands stay read/comment oriented.

Stability

Normalizer input shapes are intentionally small and provider-specific. Prefer adding optional fields over changing existing fields.