disgit

A cloudflare worker script which provides better github->discord webhooks than the built in discord webhook executor.

Supported Events

The following webhook events are supported as of now;

• check_run
• commit_comment
• create
• delete
• deployment
• deployment_status
• discussion
  • Event is invite-only (at time of writing) and needs to be manually selected in webhook settings
• discussion_comment
  • Event is invite-only (at time of writing) and needs to be manually selected in webhook settings
• fork
• gollum (wiki)
• issue_comment
  • This event also sends pull request comments...sigh
• issues
• ping
• pull_request
• pull_request_review
• pull_request_review_comment
• push
• release
• star
• ...feel free to contribute more that suit your needs!

Installation

1. Go to your cloudflare worker dashboard by clicking here and create a new worker.
2. Copy all the code from disgit.js and paste it into the script window of your worker.
3. Click Save and Deploy and confirm your deployment.
4. Create a new webhook in your GitHub repository/organization settings.
5. Paste your worker's url into the Payload URL field and append (webhook id)/(webhook token) to the end.
   • For example if you had the worker url https://my-worker.test.workers.dev and the discord webhook url https://discord.com/api/webhooks/840438712203557422/8H3D57RQzftJmhw9VfEaLFLABjItuDScjU-c_nYKffb1hTlktLapwd, the payload url you should have in the GitHub webhook form is https://my-worker.test.workers.dev./840438712203557422/8H3D57RQzftJmhw9VfEaLFLABjItuDScjU-c_nYKffb1hTlktLapwd.
6. Set the Content type to application/json
7. You can configure the events to whichever you would like to receive. Remember that some events require you to explicitly pick them in "Let me select individual events" and will not send with the "Send my everything" option.
8. Click Add webhook.
9. That's it, you're all setup, and your webhooks should start coming in.