Chocolatey WebHooks

WIP - Customizations of Puppet-WebHooks

chocolatey-webhooks acts as a relay from Github and other services to Jira and Trello, so that events on a Github project automatically create and update Jira issues or Trello cards.

Event sources

Right now the primary source of events is Github. The following events can be generated by Github:

• Pull request opened/closed/reopened
• Issue opened/closed/reopened
• Comment added on a pull request/issue

For more information, see README_GITHUB.md.

There is preliminary support for events generated by Travis-ci, but it is not yet fully functional. Documentation on the current functionality is specified in README_TRAVIS.md

Event destinations

Jira and Trello can be used as destinations for events. Both can be used concurrently.

Trello supports the following events:

• new Github pull requests create a card
• new Github issues create a card
• Closing/reopening a pull request/issue adds a comment on the related card
• Commenting on a pull request/issue adds a comment to the related card

For more information, see README_TRELLO.md.

Jira supports the following events:

• new Github pull requests link to referenced Jira issues
• new Github pull requests without a referenced Jira card are added as issues
• Closing/reopening a pull request adds a comment on the Jira issue
• Commenting on a pull request adds a comment to the related issue

For more information, see README_JIRA.md.

Hosting

puppet-webhooks is designed to run in Heroku without any modifications. For more information on running this app in Heroku, see README_HEROKU.md and HEROKU_QUICKSTART.md.

Importing

Existing PRs can be imported to Trello/Jira by invoking the thor import:pulls task.

Importing pull requests on a local instance:

$ bundle exec thor import:pulls puppetlabs/puppet-webhooks

Importing pull requests on a Heroku instance:

$ heroku run thor import:pulls puppetlabs/puppet-webhooks

Individual PRs can be imported by also specifying the pull request number after the repository name:

$ bundle exec thor import:pulls puppetlabs/puppet-webhooks 25

Running tests

The spec tests are configured to use an in-memory sqlite3 database with ActiveRecord and DelayedJob. The rake tasks, spec helper, and application itself should use the PuppetLabs::Webhook.setup_environment method to setup the database connection. The RACK_ENV is forced to 'test' when running the specs to ensure that test runs are consistent.

To run the specs:

$ bundle exec rake spec

Or $ bundle exec rspec

License

Apache 2.0. Please see the LICENSE file for more information.