/github-webhooks

Haskell types and instances for decoding GitHub webhook payloads.

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Complete Haskell types and instances for decoding GitHub API webhook payloads.

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Table of Contents

Features

github-webhooks comes with all the bells and whistles:

  • Best-in-class JSON Decoding via Aeson

    This library uses the aeson package, a fast and widely adopted Haskell library for working with JSON data. It ensures best-in-class JSON decoding, enabling you to parse GitHub webhooks payloads with high performance and accuracy.

  • i18n/Unicode String Support via Text

    github-webhooks has first-class support for Unicode strings in all functions via the text package. This ensures that the library can handle any i18n text data in the payloads correctly, regardless of the character set.

  • Suitable for Large Data Payloads using Vector

    This library uses the vector package to handle large data payloads efficiently. This means it is suitable for big data workloads and capable of processing large amounts of data without excessive CPU or memory usage.

  • Type-safe Encoding of Optional Data

    Optional data in the payloads are encoded in a type-safe manner (i.e. using Maybe). This ensures that your application will not encounter runtime errors due to missing or unexpected data and provides valuable signals during development where you should implement fault handling.

  • Type-safe Event Action Encodings with Support for Future API Changes

    This library encodes event actions in a type-safe manner that does not require the payload to be fully decoded. Thus, applications built using this library will generally be forward-compatible with future changes to the GitHub API and continue to work even if GitHub makes changes to the webhooks API.

  • Instances for Typeable, Data, Generic and NFData

    The data types in this library have instances for Typeable, Data, Generic, and NFData. This ensures compatibility with a wide range of Haskell libraries and metaprogramming tools.

  • Strongly Typed Utility Classes EventHasSender, EventHasRepo et al.

    This library provides strongly typed utility classes such as EventHasSender and EventHasRepo to make it easier to work with the different event types and their associated data. You can define webhook event handlers that work on multiple events.

  • Strict Data Types Suitable for High Performance Streaming Operations

    The data types in this library are strict, making them suitable for high-performance streaming operations. This ensures that your application can process large streams of webhook events efficiently and without space leaks.

  • Full Support for Webhook Event Types

    github-webhooks provides full support for all the GitHub webhook event types. This means you can handle any event sent by GitHub without having to implement custom parsing or processing logic.

Installation

github-webhooks is available via installation on Hackage and Stackage.

Examples

Minimal interactive example:

Shell:

$ stack ghci bytestring aeson github-webhooks
import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy as BSL
import           Data.Aeson           ( eitherDecode' )

json <- BSL.readFile "fixtures/watch-event.json"
eitherDecode' json :: Either String WatchEvent

Output:

Right (WatchEvent {
  evWatchAction = WatchStartedAction,
  evWatchRepo = HookRepository {
    whRepoId = 35129377,
    whRepoNodeId = "MDg6Q2hlY2tSdW4xMjg2MjAyMjg=",
    whRepoName = "public-repo",
    whRepoFullName = "baxterthehacker/public-repo",
    whRepoOwner = Right (HookUser {
      whUserLogin = "baxterthehacker",
      whUserId = 6752317,
      whUserNodeId = "MDg6Q2hlY2tSdW4xMjg2MjAyMjg=",
      whUserAvatarUrl = URL "https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/6752317?v=3",
...

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Getting started quickly

There are some turnkey integration tutorials in this repository:

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md for a summary of changes in each release.

Roadmap

See ROADMAP.md for the project timeline and feature estimation of future releases.

Authors

See AUTHORS for a list of significant authors.

Support

The best way to get free community support is to raise a well-written issue in this repository and one of the maintainers will endeavour to respond to it quickly.

If you are using a plugin i.e. servant-github-webhook, you might be able to get better support if you raise your issue against that project instead.

For enterprise support, you can write us: foss@cuedo.com.au.

License

github-webhooks is free open source software, however you must use it according to the MIT-style LICENSE.

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