This is an example of one might go about getting webhooks for a user's repositories. This example WILL NOT WORK here. Webhooks are a protected resource and so you need to be authenticated to see them.
High level:
- Create an in instance of the GitHub client
- Fetch the user's repository data
- Convert the raw data into Repos
- Fetch the webhooks from the repositories
var GitHub = require("github-api");
var Promise = require("es6-promise").Promise;
var gh = new GitHub();
// check our rate-limit status
// since we're unauthenticated the limit is 60 requests per hour
gh.getRateLimit().getRateLimit()
.then(function(resp) {
console.log('Limit remaining: ' + resp.data.rate.remaining);
// date constructor takes epoch milliseconds and we get epoch seconds
console.log('Reset date: ' + new Date(resp.data.rate.reset * 1000));
}).catch(function(error) {
console.log('Error fetching rate limit', error.message);
});
var user = 'slunk32';
gh.getUser(user).getRepos()
// turn the json objects we fetched into `Repository`s
.then(function(httpPromise) {
return httpPromise.data.map(function(repoJson) {
// console.log('repo ' + repoJson.name);
return gh.getRepo(user, repoJson.name);
});
})
// Curry promises to fetch webhooks
.then(function(repos) {
console.log(repos);
return Promise.all(repos.map(function(repo) {
return repo.listHooks();
}));
})
// Fetch the webhooks json
.then(function(listOfListOfHooks) {
listOfListOfHooks = listOfListOfHooks || []; // monkey-patch for non-authenticated users
listOfListOfHooks.forEach(function(hooksHttpResonse) {
console.log('hooks for ' + hooksHttpResonse.config.url);
console.log(hooksHttpResonse.data);
});
})
.catch(function(error) {
console.log('an error occurred fetching the webhooks', error);
});
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