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README.md

github-webhook-filter

A webhook filter for Deno that filters GitHub events before forwarding them to a Discord webhook, reducing noise.
Additionally, it attempts to handle Discord ratelimits and resend the webhook events if needed, instead of just dropping the requests like GitHub does.

Certain no-op events (which Discord would ignore anyway) and common CI bots are ignored by default; see configuration below for more.

Usage

Note The main service (https://github-webhook-filter.deno.dev/) is not open to the public (yet?), and currently requires an api key to prevent abuse. Feel free to message me on Discord if you want to use it. Alternatively, you can always host the project yourself, and customize it to your liking c:

  1. Create a Discord webhook (https://discord.com/api/webhooks/1234/ABCDWXYZ).
  2. Take the ID (1234) and token (ABCDWXYZ) from the URL, and enter https://<filter_url>/1234/ABCDWXYZ (note: no /github) in the GitHub webhook settings:
    settings
  3. Optionally add configuration parameters (see below) to the URL, e.g. ?allowBranches=master,dev&hideTags=1.
  4. ????
  5. Profit!

Configuration

Additional options can be configured per URL:

  • Only forward events from specific branches (allowBranches, comma-separated list)
  • Ignore tag updates (hideTags)
  • Ignore burst PR review comments in a short timespan, only showing the first x comments (commentBurstLimit)