git_web_hook_model

GitWebHookModel

Simple, immutable model for github webhooks.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'git_web_hook_model', '~> 0.0.3', group :development

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install git_web_hook_model

Usage

GitWebHookModel accepts either a hash object or json string returned from Github's WebHook service and returns an immutable model object.

model = GitWebHookModel.for(github_json_response)
# => #<GitWebHookModel::Hook::Model:0x007fba946a8c08>

model.ref
# => "refs/heads/feature/ci"

model.after
# => "38209a615b72728ef4f3160619c7c63c37b8994c"

model.before
# => "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000"

model.created?
# => true

model.deleted?
# => false

model.forced?
# => true

model.compare
# => "https://github.company.com/organization/otb_www_app/commit/38209a615b72"

Commits Array of GitWebHookModel::Hook::Commit

mode.commits
# => [#<GitWebHookModel::Hook::Commit:0x007fba94714200>]

Head Commit GitWebHookModel::Hook::Commit

mode.head_commit
# => #<GitWebHookModel::Hook::Commit:0x007fba94714200>

Pusher GitWebHookModel::Hook::Owner

mode.pusher
# => #<GitWebHookModel::Hook::Owner:0x007fba94714200>

Repository GitWebHookModel::Hook::Repository

model.repository.id
# => 72

model.repository.name
# => "otb_www_app"

model.repository.url
# => "https://github.company.com/organization/otb_www_app"

model.repository.description
# => "Frontend Application"

model.repository.homepage
# => "www.example.co.uk"

model.repository.watchers
# => 1

model.repository.stargazers
# => 1

model.repository.forks
# => 0

model.repository.fork?
# => false

model.repository.size
# => 54414

model.repository.owner
# => #<GitWebHookModel::Hook::Owner:0x007fba9483d028>

model.repository.private?
# => false

model.repository.open_issues
# => 6

model.repository.has_issues?
# => true

model.repository.has_downloads?
# => true

model.repository.has_wiki?
# => true

model.repository.language
# => "Ruby"

model.repository.created_at
# => 1295946304

model.repository.pushed_at
# => 1383924957

model.repository.master_branch
# => "master"

model.repository.organization
# => "organization"

Commit Object GitWebHookModel::Hook::Commit

obj.id
# => "38209a615b72728ef4f3160619c7c63c37b8994c"

obj.distinct?
# => true

obj.message
# => "Setup CI"

obj.timestamp 
# => 2013-11-08T15:34:33+00:00

obj.url
# => "https://github.company.com/organization/otb_www_app/commit/38209a615b72728ef4f3160619c7c63c37b8994c"

obj.author
# => #<GitWebHookModel::Hook::Owner:0x007fba946f50a8>

obj.committer
# => #<GitWebHookModel::Hook::Owner:0x007fba946f50a8>

obj.added
# => [ "continuus_lenimentus.enc" ]

obj.removed
# => []

obj.modified
# => [ ".simplecov", "Gemfile", "Gemfile.lock", "spec/spec_helper_lite.rb" ]

Owner Object GitWebHookModel::Hook::Owner

obj.name
# => "Chuck J hardy"

obj.email
# => Some["[e-mail]"] / None

obj.username
# => Some["charles-hardy"] / None

Sometimes fields are returned from Github as nil. In these cases the objects return either Some[value] or None. Have a look at the Optional Gem for more information.

Requirements

• ruby > 1.9.x
• id > 0.1.x

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request