Simple server to send e-mail notifications about GitHub push events.
RecipientConfig- Path to a YAML file (see below)spring.mail.host- SMTP Host (also additional SMTP settings from Spring Boot)FromAddress- From address on e-mailsTestOnly- Boolean (defaultfalse) - log but don't actually send notification e-mailsSleepTime- (default 10000) Time (ms) between checks to see if the RecipientConfig file has changed
If you run using the provided main method in com.internetitem.githook.GithookReceiverServer then you can customize the HTTP listener using Spring Boot's ServerProperties (for example, server.port=9090).
All configuration properties can either be passed on the command line in the format --key=value or using a standard Java Properties file named application.properties. The latter option is better when run as a WAR file in a Servlet container.
YAML file to configure where to send notifications. There must be exactly one top-level element, notifications which must contain an array of structures, each of which should contain two arrays of strings, repositories and emails.
For example:
notifications:
- repositories: ["https://github.com/abatkin/GitHook"]
emails: ["me@example.com"]
Repository URLs and e-mails can all appear multiple times.
You may want to customize the embedded logback.xml file to change logging configuration. Also, the Freemarker template push.ftl can be used to change the format for e-mails. The model passed in is com.internetitem.githook.dataModel.ws.GitHubPush.