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How-to create a GitHub Bot tutorial is ready for preview @ tutorial.octomachinery.dev
Here's how you 👍 a just-created comment:
from octomachinery.app.server.runner import run as run_app
from octomachinery.routing import process_event_actions
from octomachinery.routing.decorators import process_webhook_payload
from octomachinery.runtime.context import RUNTIME_CONTEXT
@process_event_actions('issue_comment', {'created'})
@process_webhook_payload
async def on_comment(
*,
action, issue, comment,
repository=None, sender=None,
installation=None,
assignee=None, changes=None,
):
github_api = RUNTIME_CONTEXT.app_installation_client
comment_reactions_api_url = f'{comment["url"]}/reactions'
await github_api.post(
comment_reactions_api_url,
preview_api_version='squirrel-girl',
data={'content': '+1'},
)
run_app(
name='Thumbs-Up-Bot',
version='1.0.0',
url='https://github.com/apps/thuuuuuuuuuuuuuumbs-uuuuuuuuuuuup',
)Python 3.7+
Want to add something to upstream? Feel free to submit a PR or file an issue if unsure. Note that PR is more likely to be accepted if it includes tests and detailed description helping maintainers to understand it better 🎉
Oh, and be pythonic, please 🐍
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