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README.md

🪝 git-webhooks

This Express app listens for webhook events from a git hosting service. It was originally written for GitHub but also works with Gitea and Forgejo, and anything else that uses the X-Hub-Signature-256 header to send an HMAC SHA-256 digest of the payload. Alternatively you could change the code to look for a different header.

How this works is outlined in a blog post - Automation workflows with GitHub Actions and Webhooks, though I have slightly updated the code since then.

Installation

See the instructions for installing on a server.

Testing

There isn't a test suite, but you can use the curl_test.sh script to manually test that your app is working correctly.