Bitbucket ?

[joeblew99]

Do you know if this works with bitbucket ?
Also if I run this on a computerthat's behind NAT, how is the program alerted to changes in the git server ? Is it polling ?

[agrison]

I does only support GitHub for the moment since the application is waiting for a HTTP POST request with both GitHub' specific headers and payload.
But its doable, Bitbucket propose the same functionality, see: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/manage-webhooks-735643732.html

Harpoon is not polling, it does listen on a configurable ip and port for HTTP requests emitted by GitHub when an event occurs on your repository.

[agrison]

FYI atlassian has a project ready to fork and run specifically for their needs: https://bitbucket.org/atlassianlabs/webhook-listener

[joeblew99]

Thanks all.

So my machine need a public static IP ? Did not get a clear answer.
Ah but the bitbucket example is using ngrok, so its faking the NAT up to a
public static IP.

Suggest harpoon maybe does the same

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FYI atlassian has a project ready to fork and run specifically for their
needs: https://bitbucket.org/atlassianlabs/webhook-listener

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[agrison]

Yes you need a public IP where GitHub can POST. But as you said you can configure ngrok for this.
To be clear, I'm using harpoon on a server public IP behind nginx so I didn't thought about that problem of public IP on a machine behind a NAT. Same goes for the support of Bitbucket that I do not use.

I'll take a look at it, but if it's already doable using ngrok I propose you do that for the moment

[joeblew99]

Ok that clear now thanks for your patience.

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Yes you need a public IP where GitHub can POST. But as you said you can
configure ngrok for this.
To be clear, I'm using harpoon on a server public IP behind nginx so I
didn't thought about that problem of public IP on a machine behind a NAT.
Same goes for the support of Bitbucket that I do not use.

I'll take a look at it, but if it's already doable using ngrok I propose
you do that for the moment

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[agrison]

Hey @joeblew99, you can take a look, I just added an option for tunneling using https://localtunnel.me/, I've tested it a little on my side and it seems to be working OK.

Hope that helps 😸

[joeblew99]

Awesome.

I will try it when I get a chance. I am in the middle of a sprint, so have
to wait.

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Hey @joeblew99 https://github.com/joeblew99, you can take a look, I
just added an option for tunneling using https://localtunnel.me/, I've
tested it a little on my side and it seems to be working OK.

Hope that helps [image: 😸]

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