monkey.ci.web.github — com.monkeyci/app 0.6.4

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)

extract-signature clj

(extract-signature s)

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

req->repo-sid clj

req->webhook-id clj

should-trigger-build? clj

unwatch-repo clj

(unwatch-repo req)

valid-security? clj

(valid-security? {:keys [secret payload x-hub-signature]})

Validates security header

validate-security clj

(validate-security h)

(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.