travis-discord-webhook

Send Travis build notifications to a Discord channel via webhooks - ready to deploy to Heroku in seconds.

How to set up and deploy

Getting a Webhook URL

• Go to Discord
• Go to server you have webhook permissions for
• Click server name at top left
• Click "server settings"
• Go to "Webhooks" tab
• "Create Webhook"
• Give it a name (doesn't matter what it is, it'll get renamed to "Travis CI"), choose a channel, copy the URL to your clipboard, click save

Setting it all up

• Install Heroku and Git
• Open Bash or CMD or whatever to a nice directory
• Type git clone https://github.com/ravendisruptor/travis-discord-webhook.git
• Type cd travis-discord-webhook
• Open config.yaml and paste your webhook url next to the discord-webhook. Save file
• Type git commit -am "Add discord webhook"

If you're going to be sharing the contents of this repo, or contributing to its development, make sure you remove your webhook url first.

Create a Heroku app and push to it

• Type heroku login and login
• Type heroku create whatever_you_want_it_to_be_called
• Type git push heroku master
• Type heroku scale web=1
• Check it's fine with a heroku ps

The webhook to add to .travis.yml will be https://whatever_you_want_it_to_be_called.herokuapp.com/webhook (obviously with the name you gave it before)

Adding the webhook to Travis

• Navigate to your favorite repo
• Edit the .travis.yml
• Add the following

notifications:
  webhooks: https://whatever_you_want_it_to_be_called.herokuapp.com/webhook

For more options, see "Configuring webhook notifications" in the Travis docs.

• Save it

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And you're done! Push a build and see if it works!

Doesn't work? Create an issue and I'll see if I can help.

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Thanks to:

• zachwill for "flask_heroku"
• Techtony96 for "TravisCI-Webhooks" - I just nicked the code from here, to be honest.
• StackOverflow

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Contributions

Any and all contributions welcome. I want to make modifying and deploying this as easy as possible to do, so easy that a five-year-old who has just heard of Bash or CMD would be able to deploy this with ease.