ThomasJanUta / bitbucket-push-to-discord

Send notifications about pushing commits from your Bitbucket repository into your Discord channel

bitbucket-push-to-discord

🎉 Intro

Bitbucket and Discord webhooks cannot understand each other by default. You need to convert Bitbucket's webhook to a format that Discord can understand. A Google Cloud function can translate and forward push commits from Bitbucket to Discord.

I use this Bot as an internal tool to give team mates a way to keep up with code changes via Discord.

💼 Setting up Discord's Webhook

1. Open Discord server > Pick a channel > Edit > Webhooks > Create Webhook
2. Pick a name for your Discord bot
3. Copy the webhook URL and paste it into const discordEndpoint inside index.js

‍💻 Setting up Google Cloud Functions

1. Follow this tutorial to set up your Google Cloud account and the gcloud shell.
2. Open Google Cloud SDK Shell
3. deploy to the cloud:

   cd "~/REPO_PATH/bitbucket-push-to-discord"
   gcloud functions deploy bitbucketPushToDiscord --runtime=nodejs8 --trigger-http --memory=128MB --region=YOUR_REGION
   

4. Google Cloud SDK will give you an URL endpoint. Copy and save this URL for the next step.

💼 Setting up Bitbucket's Webhook

1. Navigate to the repository that you want to send notifications from.
2. Settings > WebHooks > Add webhook
3. Pick any name
4. Paste the URL from your cloud function

🛠 Test your Bot

• Make a random code change in your repository.
• git push
• If everything went alright your Discord bot shows a Commit message.

🎨 Style your Discord Bot Message

Optional: Use this page as a guide on how to style your bot message to your liking.

📝 License

MIT

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