GitHub Trigger

Simple webhook trigger for Kaholo

How to use:

After installing the plugin on Kaholo, on your GitHub repository, create a new webhook and set the URL required by each method. Make sure to check “application/json” in Content type.

Git Push:

This trigger whenever there is a push to a repository. This can mean either a branch push or a tag push.

Webhook URL:

{KAHOLO_URL}/webhook/github/push

Parameters:

1. Secret(string) – Github webhook secret key.
2. Repo Name(string) – The repository Name (if not specified, then all repositories are accepted)
3. Branch Pattern(string) – The branch or branch micromatch pattern to filter. If not specified branch push won’t trigger
4. Tag Pattern(string) – The tag or tag micromatch pattern to filter. If not specified tag push won’t trigger

• Notice! If both tag and branch patterns are provided then this method will trigger on both tag and branch pushes.
• You can enter * as the branch\tag pattern to accept all branch\tag pushes.

Github Pull Request merge:

This trigger whenever there is an action performed on a pull request.

Webhook URL:

{KAHOLO_URL}/webhook/github/pr

Parameters:

1. Secret(string) – Github webhook secret key
2. Repo Name(string) – The repository Name (if not specified, then all repositories are accepted)
3. Target Branch(string) – The target branch or target branch micromatch pattern (if not specified, then any target branch is accepted)
4. Source Branch(string) – The source branch or source branch micromatch pattern (if not specified, then any source branch is accepted)
5. Trigger on action(options) – The action that will cause it to trigger. if not specified then any. options are:
   • Any(any action sent by github, not only Opened/Merged/Declined)
   • Opened
   • Merged
   • Declined