Git Post-Receive hook for Flowdock.
Version 1.0. supports only source flow tokens. 0.x versions use a deprecated API which will be removed soon.
First, you need to install this gem. You need to have Ruby and Rubygems installed in your system.
$ gem install flowdock-git-hook
Then, download the post-receive hook file to the hooks directory and make it executable
$ wget -O hooks/post-receive https://raw.github.com/flowdock/flowdock-git-hook/master/post-receive
$ chmod +x hooks/post-receive
Set the source flow token given to you by the Flowdock git configuration service
$ git config flowdock.token <source flow token>
After this, you should get updates from your git repo every time you push to it.
Service specific instructions for Gitlab and Redmine can be found in Wiki.
By default each push to the master
branch will generate a new thread containing just the commits that were pushed. Pushes to other branches or tags will be grouped to a single thread containing all the pushed commits. You can configure this behaviour by setting the permanent-reference
git variable. The value of that configuration parameter should be a comma separated list of regular expressions.
For example to create new threads for each push to the master
branch and any branch starting with with-regex-
do this
$ git config flowdock.permanent-references "refs/heads/master, refs/heads/with-regex-.*"
The repository name displayed in the inbox message can be set with repository-name
$ git config flowdock.repository-name "my repo"
Each Team Inbox item sent from the post-receive hook can link back to the repository. To configure the URL for the repository, configure a repository-url
:
$ git config flowdock.repository-url "http://example.com/mygitviewer/repo"
Commit SHAs links in the Team Inbox of Flowdock can be made clickable to view the change on the web. To configure the URL for viewing commits, configure a commit-url-pattern
:
$ git config flowdock.commit-url-pattern "http://example.com/mygitviewer/commits/%s"
The %s
will be replaced with the commit SHA.
Commit messages in Team Inbox can have a action for viewing the commit diff. To enable the Diff action for comparing commits, configure a diff-url-pattern
:
$ git config flowdock.diff-url-pattern "http://example.com/mygitviewer/compare/%s...%s"
The git hook allows Flowdock tags to be attached to push messages. If you only need static tags, e.g. git repo name as tag, this can be configured in git config:
$ git config flowdock.tags git,push
For programmatic control over tagging, you can change how the hook is called in post-receive hook file.
Flowdock::Git.background_post(ref, before, after, :tags => ["git", "push"])
Note that you can also define token as parameter allowing multiple Flows to be notified.
Flowdock::Git.background_post(ref, before, after, :token => "flow-token")
Flowdock::Git.background_post(ref, before, after, :token => "another-flow")
You can use the gem as a library from an application, without the need to set configuration parameters on the Git repository. You can pass the required parameters directly like so:
Flowdock::Git.post(ref, before, after, :token => "flow-token",
:repo => "/path/to/repo",
:repo_url => "http://example.com/mygitviewer/repo",
:commit_url => "http://example.com/mygitviewer/repo/commit/%s",
:diff_url => "http://example.com/mygitviewer/repo/compare/%s...%s")
The hook uses GitHub webhook format.
payload {
"after": "122b95a8808ea0cf708fb43b400a377c25c35d7f",
"before": "2a445d1d348d9d45217cb9c89c12b67d3767ce42",
"commits": [
{
"added": [],
"author": {
"email": "raine.virta@nodeta.fi",
"name": "Raine Virta"
},
"id": "122b95a8808ea0cf708fb43b400a377c25c35d7f",
"message": "yeah!",
"modified": [
"TEST_FILE"
],
"removed": [],
"timestamp": "2010-08-11T13:46:39+03:00"
}
],
"ref": "refs\/heads\/master",
"ref_name": "master",
"repository": {
"name": "testrepo"
}
}