monkey.ci.web.github — com.monkeyci/app 0.10.1

Functionality specific for Github

app-webhook clj

(app-webhook req)

body clj

create-app-build clj

(create-app-build rt {:keys [customer-id id]} payload)

Creates a build as triggered from an app call. This does not originate from a webhook, but rather from a watched repo.

create-build clj

(create-build {st :storage :as rt}
              {:keys [customer-id repo-id] :as init-build}
              payload)

Looks up details for the given github webhook. If the webhook refers to a valid configuration, a build entity is created and a build structure is returned, which eventually will be passed on to the runner.

create-webhook-build clj

(create-webhook-build {st :storage :as rt} id payload)

get-config clj

(get-config req)

Lists public github configuration to use

github-event clj

(github-event req)

github-push? clj

Checks if the incoming request is actually a push. Github can also send other types of requests.

login clj

refresh clj

Refreshing a token follows the same flow as login, but with a slightly different request to github oauth.

refresh-token clj

(refresh-token req)

Refreshes a github token using the refresh token

req->repo-sid clj

request-user-info clj

(request-user-info token)

Fetch github user details in order to get the id and email (although the latter is not strictly necessary). We need the id in order to link the Github user to the MonkeyCI user.

should-trigger-build? clj

unwatch-repo clj

(unwatch-repo req)

user-agent clj

validate-security clj

(validate-security h & [get-secret])

Middleware that validates the github security header using a fn that retrieves the secret for the request.

watch-repo clj

(watch-repo req)

Adds the repository to the watch list for github webhooks. If the repo does not exist, it will be created.

webhook clj

(webhook {p :parameters :as req})

Receives an incoming webhook from Github. This starts the build runner async and returns a 202 accepted.