github2fedmsg
A bot broadcasts every action made on your repo hosted on GitHub on the fedora-messaging message bus.
It is a web application that monitors GitHub repositories you subscribe it to. When new actions (commits, pull-request, tickets) are made, it broadcasts a message on the fedora-messaging message bus.
You can see all the current messages with datagrepper's "github" category.
It is written in Python on the Pyramid framework, and uses velruse to talk with GitHub. It adds a webhook callback back to itself on repositories you ask it to monitor. When one of those callbacks fire, github2fedmsg republishes the message it receives to the fedora-messaging bus.
Hacking
If you run into trouble with these instructions, feel free to open a ticket or get in touch with me directly.
Fork and clone the following two repositories:
Using virtualenvwrapper:
$ cd github2fedmsg $ mkvirtualenv github2fedmsg $ python setup.py develop $ pip install waitress
Go off and register your development application with GitHub. Save the oauth tokens and add
the secret one to a new file you create called secret.ini. Use the example
secret.ini.example file.
Create the database:
$ initialize_github2fedmsg_db development.ini
Now, start the webapp:
$ workon github2fedmsg $ pserve development.ini --reload