almostSouji / resource-webhooks

About

Each file in ./resources expects a github webhook in the repositories secrets in the format WEBHOOK_FILE_NAME.

Deploying the webhook messages is done manually via workflow dispatch.

The provided tags are the resource names in discord channel format and separated by the , character.
Example: rules, useful-servers

The repository requires the WEBHOOK_AVATAR and WEBHOOK_NAME repository secrets which control the webhooks avatar and name respectively for all deployed webhook resources.

Contributing

1. Fork & clone the repository, and make sure you're on the main branch
2. Run npm install
3. Code your heart out!
4. Run npm run lint to run ESLint
5. Run npm run build to transpile into JavaScript and ensure no type errors remain
6. Submit a pull request (Make sure you follow the conventional commit format)

Adding content

1. Add the file into ./resources (The file name should be derived from the channel the webhook will post to for added verbosity. The channel foo-bar becomes FOO_BAR.md)
2. Each new paragraph (double newline character) will be posted in a new message. Try to use as few messages as possible (the limit is 2000 characters per message) to avoid ratelimiting. You can add a spacer and simulate a new message with _ _
3. Channel names and other escape sequences should have the format %FOO_BAR% and need to be added to the mapping replacePatterns in ./src/index.ts
4. Add a Webhook requirement to ./.github/workflows/deploy.yml. The repository secret should be prefixed with WEBHOOK_ for added verbosity. The entry for our example is FOO_BAR: ${{ secrets.WEBHOOK_FOO_BAR }}