A GitHub Actions action that lets you send notifications to a Limnoria (fka Supybot) instance using the supybot-github plugin.

- name: Send IRC notification
  uses: allejo/supybot-notification-action@v1
  if: always()
  with:
    status: ${{ job.status }}
    hostname: 'supybothost.com:8090'
    credentials: ${{ secrets.SUPYBOT_PASSWORD }}
    channel: '#my-channel'
    default_message: true

• status - The status of the job: success, failure or canceled. Use the ${{ job.status }} value available in GitHub actions to get this value automatically.
• hostname - The host of where the Supybot instance with the "supybot-github" plugin is being hosted.
• credentials - The credentials for Basic Authentication; so either password or username:password depending on how you configure the plugin.
• channel - The IRC channel to send notifications to; the # needs to be quoted, or you may also use +.
• default_message - Send the default message to the bot that contains the git ref, repo name, committer, SHA1, commit message, and a URL to the Actions run.
• message - A single custom message to send.
• messages - A JSON array consisting of multiple possible messages to send.

To send a single IRC message, you may use the message parameter and use message formatting directives.

- name: Send IRC notification
  uses: allejo/supybot-notification-action@v1
  if: always()
  with:
    status: ${{ job.status }}
    hostname: 'supybothost.com:8090'
    credentials: ${{ secrets.SUPYBOT_PASSWORD }}
    channel: '#my-channel'
    message: "I'm <blue>blue</blue> da ba dee da ba die"

To send multiple messages to separate channels or messages based on conditions, use the messages parameter.

- name: Send IRC notification
  uses: allejo/supybot-notification-action@v1
  if: always()
  with:
    status: ${{ job.status }}
    hostname: 'supybothost.com:8090'
    credentials: ${{ secrets.SUPYBOT_PASSWORD }}
    messages: |
      [
        {
          "condition": true,
          "message": "I'm <blue>blue</blue> da ba dee da ba die",
          "channel": "#channel-one"
        },
        {
          "condition": true,
          "message": "I'm also <blue>blue</blue> da ba dee da ba die",
          "channel": "#channel-two"
        }
      ]

The channel property may be omitted from the messages array if there the top-level channel parameter is provided.

You can control how the formatting of messages will appear with HTML-like markup (e.g. <directive>content</directive>).

The following color directives are availale to change the color of messages:

• <transparent>
• <white>
• <black>
• <blue>
• <green>
• <red>
• <brown>
• <purple>
• <orange>
• <yellow>
• <limegreen>
• <cyan>
• <lightcyan>
• <lightblue>
• <pink>
• <grey>
• <lightgrey>

For background colors, use the optional :color syntax. For example, if you would like to have a black background with white text, you would use <white:black>my white text with a black background</white:black>.

The following formatting directives are available:

• <bold>
• <italic>
• <strike>
• <underline>

MIT