How Mercury works

The bot looks for a mercury.json manifest file in a repository's root. It then locates the source files and keeps them updated with Smartling by using its API and making Pull Requests. Please refer to the Mercury consumer integration runbook and FAQ.

How to setup the bot in your organization

Mercury is available as npm module and needs to be configured to run with github and smartling API tokens.

Here is a code example:

const mercury = require('mercury-bot');

const config = {
  github: {
    apiTokens: [
      { operation: 'read', value: 'token-1234567890' },
      { operation: 'write', value: 'token-0987654321' }
    ],
    owner: 'mercurybot',
    branch: 'mercury'
  },
  smartling: {
    userIdentifier: 'userId-1234567890',
    userSecret: 'userSecret-0987654321'
  },
  repositories: {
    'github-org': ['repo1', 'repo2']
  }
};

const app = mercury({ config });

// Optional event handlers
app.on('error', console.log);
app.on('action', console.log);
app.on('result', console.log);

// Run
app.run(() => process.exit(0));

API

Init mercury({ config })

config is an object that requires the following structure:

|name|type|mandatory|description| |----|----|---------|-----------| |github|object|yes|Github config| |github.apiTokens|object|yes|Github API Tokens. You need at least one read token and one write token| |github.apiTokens[index].operation|string|yes|Can be either read or write| |github.apiTokens[index].value|string|yes|The token| |github.owner|string|yes|The github user associated with the token| |github.branch|string|yes|The branch that the bot will use to make Pull Requests on his fork| |repositories|object|yes|The repositories mercury needs to watch and manage| |repositories[index]|array of strings|yes|The github org that contains the repos to watch| |repositories[index][item]|string|yes|The github repo to watch| |smartling|object|yes|The smartling config| |smartling.userIdentifier|string|yes|The smartling UserId| |smartling.userSecret|string|yes|The smartling UserSecret| |bucketsCount|number|no|Buckets count. The current bucket is selected based on the current UTC hour. The value must be between 1 and 24. The default value is 1|

mercury.on(eventName, payload)

Event handler for connecting to a logger. The following events are emitted:

|name|payload object props|description| |----|--------------------|-----------| |action|{ message}|The message contains a description of the performed action| |error|{ error, errorType, details }|The error is a javascript Error object containing the whole stacktrace. The errorType is a string identifier for the error, and the details contains all the state of the performed actions for the current repository for further investigation| |result|{ message, resultType }|The message contains a description of the performed action, the resultType is an identifier for the current action|

License

MIT