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awsslack
Basic view of how it would look in Slack (reality is much better with live progress-bar)
my-slack-bot APP 12:02 AM
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00:02:12 - [Build: <project-name> BuildStatus=IN_PROGRESS!]
00:02:17 - [Build's Phase: SUBMITTED PhaseStatus=SUCCEEDED]
00:02:18 - [Build's Phase: QUEUED PhaseStatus=SUCCEEDED]
00:02:48 - [Build's Phase: PROVISIONING PhaseStatus=SUCCEEDED]
00:02:53 - [Build's Phase: DOWNLOAD_SOURCE PhaseStatus=SUCCEEDED]
00:03:14 - [Build's Phase: INSTALL PhaseStatus=SUCCEEDED]
00:03:19 - [Build's Phase: PRE_BUILD PhaseStatus=SUCCEEDED]
00:05:00 - [Build's Phase: BUILD PhaseStatus=SUCCEEDED]
00:05:31 - [Build's Phase: POST_BUILD PhaseStatus=SUCCEEDED]
00:05:36 - [Build: <project-name> BuildStatus=SUCCEEDED!] (edited)
$ pip install awsslack
Config file path is: ~/.aws/.awsslack-config.yaml
$ awsslack config --auto-generate
See help: awsslack config --help
Trigger Codebuild project for dev
environment:
$ awsslack codebuild -P <project-name> -E dev
Similarly, for prod
environment:
$ awsslack codebuild -P <project-name> -E prod
See help: awsslack codebuild --help
Trigger CodeDeploy project for dev
environment:
$ awsslack codedeploy -P <project-name> -E dev
Similarly, for prod
environment:
$ awsslack codedeploy -P <project-name> -E prod
Note: If --commit
is not provided, will fetch latest Commit ID from --branch
.
See help: awsslack codedeploy --help
To create a new Slack app:
~/.aws/.awsslack-config.yaml
FAQs
AWS CodeBuild/CodeDeploy triggers & updates to Slack with a cool Progress Bar!
We found that awsslack demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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