Repo-Notifier is a powerful web application designed to notify you whenever there is a new commit or other events in your repository. It currently supports notifications via Lark.

Repo-Notifier sends messages through a Lark bot to designated users when events such as push occur in a GitHub repository, preventing any miscommunication or overlooked important messages.

Repo-Notifier currently supports the following event types:

• discussion
• discussion_comment
• issue_comment
• issues
• pull_request
• pull_request_review
• pull_request_review_comment
• push
• star

Repo-Notifier currently supports the following event actions:

• answered
• assigned
• closed
• created
• deleted
• dismissed
• edited
• opened
• reopened
• review_requested
• submitted

In the project's root directory, the constant/constant.ts file lists the supported event types in ACCEPT_EVENT_TYPES. After adding new event types, corresponding event handling code must be written in the helper/handle_event.ts file and new event handling files added in the helper/send_message folder. Redeploy the project to activate the new event handling code.

In the project's root directory, the constant/constant.ts file lists the supported event actions in ACCEPT_EVENT_ACTIONS. To handle specific event actions, refer to the helper/send_message/issues.ts file for coding guidelines, and redeploy the project upon completion.

1. Create a Lark bot, as all notifications are sent through this bot. Create it on the Lark Open Platform. After creation, obtain the bot's AppID and AppSecret for requesting the tenant_access_token to fetch Lark user information and send notifications.

2. Configure bot permissions by referring to Request API Permissions, Batch Send Messages, and Batch Get User Information to set up corresponding permissions.

3. Fetch Lark user information:

   1. Obtain the bot's tenant_access_token by referring to Obtain Tenant Access Token for Internal Applications.

   2. Obtain the department ID by referring to Search Departments.

   3. Obtain the list of users directly under a department by referring to Get Department Users.

   4. Save the user_id field from user information and map it to the githubId. Write it into the mapping.json file in the project root directory as follows:

      [
        {
          "githubId": "A_githubId",
          "larkId": "A_user_id"
        },
        {
          "githubId": "B_githubId",
          "larkId": "B_user_id"
        }
      ]

4. After writing mapping.json, deploy the project and configure the bot's AppID and AppSecret in the environment variables:

   LARK_BOT_APP_ID=
   LARK_BOT_APP_SECRET=

5. Fill in the webhook URL in GitHub. After deploying the project, get the project domain name. https://<your_domain>/api/handle-webhook is the webhook URL for the GitHub repository, which should be filled in the webhook configuration in the GitHub repository.

6. After filling in the webhook in the GitHub repository, try performing some operations on the repository to see if notifications are received correctly.