This is a project to enable external service integration with Slack.
This project utilizes Sinatra to receive webhook callbacks. As such, you'll need Ruby installed on your system to run it locally.
To install, clone this repository locally. Step into the project and run bundle to install all gem dependencies.
To run the project, run: rackup. The project should come up on http://localhost:9292. To verify the project is running, hit the testing page:
http://localhost:9292/testing
This project utilizes the Heroku Builder gem for configuration and deployment. Assuming you have access to the Heroku project, simply run rake builder:production:deploy to push your changes after they've been merged into the master branch.
In order for the Slackbot to send messages to a channel, it needs to be invited to that channel! Inviting is simple:
/invite @therobot
Adding Heroku notifications to a channel is a two step process. First, add the Heroku project and Slack channel to the app_to_channel method in the mondobot.rb class:
def app_to_channel(app)
{
'the-mondobot' => '#testing-grounds'
}
endThe key is the Heroku app name, and the value is the channel (make sure to include the '#'). Commit and deploy your change. The next step is to create the webhook. This can be done with the following command:
heroku addons:create deployhooks:http --url=http://the-mondobot.herokuapp.com/heroku -a the-mondobotTo add PR @mentions to a project, make sure the Github project name and Slack channel is in the app_to_channel method. Also, verify that all developers on the project are listed in the github_user_to_slack_user method. If a user has the same handle for Slack and Github, no need to do anything!
Add a webhook to Github. Payload URL should be set to: http://the-mondobot.herokuapp.com/github. Choose Let me select individual events., and check 'Pull Request'. Then save and verify the webhook was successful.