A small Pharo example that can serve as a starting point to create your own GitHub App.
The example GH App shows how to react to new comments in a repository's issues by posting a Roassal2 visualization. The interaction with GitHub is done via their REST API and webhooks.
The ./server/build.sh script downloads a Pharo image, loads the code and it's dependencies.
Browse the code by starting the image with ./pharo-ui Pharo.image in the server/build directory.
To interact with GitHub, you must setup your GitHub App with an ID and PEM private key. Read class comments of MeGithubApp and subclasses to learn about it.
Deploy on a server that can be accessed via two ports. The ./server/start.sh script starts the Pharo image in headless mode with:
- HTTP server (port 3000 by default) to receive GH webhook requests.
- VNC server (port 5900 by default) to allow debugging on deploy environemt with a VNC client.
The code is licensed under MIT.
The logo is licensed under CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0). Thanks to https://openclipart.org/detail/192959/mint-two.