A jekyll-targeted GitHub webhook server
Copy config.yml.example into config.yml and insert all the variables that are already included. You can add multiple applications and add your own variables per application for use in your scripts.
After specifying the name of your script in the config.yml file, it's time to write the script to use to deploy your Jekyll.
Create a new file in the tasks/ folder based off of one of the examples in tasks/example.
In your deploy task you have access to the @config variable which contains all the variables from the config.yml file for this specific application so you can safely store server information in there, assuming you include it in your .gitignore.