github-webhooker

This catchy name hides node module to handle github webhooks, inspired from github-webhook-handler.

It's more like a library that will help you to handle github webhooks, all on the same URL.

Installation and usage

Just npm install github-webhooker --save and use it like the following example.

Example

var http = require('http');
var handler = require('github-webhooker');

var repos = [{name: 'repoName', 'secret': 'auth-secret'}];

repos.forEach(function(rawRepo) {
  handler.addRepository(rawRepo.name, rawRepo.secret);
});

http.createServer(function (req, res) {
  handler.handle(req, res);
}).listen(9876);

handler.on('push', function (event) {
  console.log('push on ' + event.repository.name + ', branch' + event.request.getBranch());
});

handler.on('*', function (event) {
  console.log('something happens on ' + event.repository.name + ', ' + event.name);
});

Api

The only function of the handler[Handler] is addRepository, which allows you, as explicitely said in its name, add a repository.

The hanlder triggers events everytime a request is received from Github to a configured repository. The events emitted depends on those configured in your repositories webhooks. In addition, you have the wildcard event emitted *, which allows you to do whatever you want everytime a request is done, regardless of its type.

Event given to your callback will contains the following properties:

• name: [string], the name of the event
• repository: [Repository], the repository that triggered the webhook
• request: [Request], the request of the webhook