light-webhook

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Use this version (1.0.6) or help me contributing.

✨ Overview

light-webhook is a lightweight application for receiving webhooks from different sources, processing them as streams and publishing the results in sinks.

🔥 Quick start example

Create a configuration.yml file with this following configuration.

name: github_webhook_to_bash_script             
stream:                             
    - name: github               
      type: github-source        
      settings:
        host: 127.0.0.0
        port: 8080
        path: /github
        events:
            - push
            - merge_request
      out:
        - console                 
        - bash                 

    # print received github request body 
    - name: console              
      type: console-sink         
      settings:                  
          format: json
    
    # execute custom script based on github request body
    - name: bash
      type: bash-sink
      settings:
          command: ./custom_script.sh
          args: ["--req", "{{@stringify(it)}}"]

Then launch application light-webhook -c configuration.yml and send Github webhook to http://127.0.0.1:8080/github. Voilà, you custom_script.sh will be executed with arguments based on received Github request

📕 Documentation

• Read complete documentation

🪛 Run with NPM

NPM official page.

Simply install package with global option.

npm install -g light-webhook@2.0.0-alpha.1

Then execute your configuration.

light-webhook -c test/configuration.yaml

🪛 Run with Docker

Docker Hub official page.

You can pass your configuration using /conf/configuration.yaml mounted volume.

docker run --name light-webhook -v $(pwd)/test/configuration.yaml:/conf/configuration.yaml -p 8080:8080 rpenco/light-webhook:2.0.0-alpha.1

🪛 Run from Tarball

Download source from Github release page.

tar -xvf light-webhook-2.0.0-alpha.1.tgz
# (optional: set executable mode) chmod +x package/dist/light-webhook.js
./package/dist/light-webhook.js -c test/configuration.yaml

📄 Licences

MIT License