Table of Contents

• Get the hook
• Services
  • Generic
  • Netlify
  • GitLab
  • GitHub
• Example on Travis CI

Get the hook

In a direct chat with @ThookBot use command /start

In a public/private group add before @ThookBot as a member and then use /start command.

In a public/private channel add before @ThookBot as a administrator, then use /start@ThookBot command.

Then you will receive your personal webhooks directly from the bot. The endpoint is so composed:

https://thook.altr.dev/hooks/{name_of_service}/{unique_path}

In a bot response you can find a secret key useful for authenticate any call.

Keep all data for you only and so delete the bot’s message from a group/channel once you’ve copied the data.

Services

• Generic
• Netlify
• GitLab
• GitHub

Generic

https://thook.altr.dev/hooks/generic/xxxxxxxxxxx

You can POST any text or JSON and it will be directly sent as a notification in the dedicated linked Telegram chat, group or channel.

Example:

curl -X POST \
"https://thook.altr.dev/hooks/generic/{unique_path}" \
-H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
-H 'X-Webhook-Signature: {your_secret}' \
--data-raw "Hello 👾"

Netlify

https://thook.altr.dev/hooks/netlify/xxxxxxxxxxx

This webhook is specific for Netlify.

Supported events:

• DEPLOY
  • Deploy started
  • Deploy succeeded
  • Deploy failed
  • Deploy locked
  • Deploy unlocked
• FORMS
  • Form submission
    

On your Telegram chat you will receive a decorated notification like this:

or this:

To insert a webhook you must go to Netlify under Deploy Notification, choose Outgoing Webhook and fill the modal like this:

Use your Netlify generated endpoint and secret key

GitLab

https://thook.altr.dev/hooks/gitlab/xxxxxxxxxxx

This webhook is specific for GitLab.

Supported events:

• Push events
• Tag events
• Issue events
• Confidential issue events
• Merge request events
• Wiki page events
• Pipeline events
• Job events
  

On your Telegram chat you will receive a decorated notification like this:

or this:

To insert a webhook you must go to GitLab project under Settings, choose Webhooks and fill form like this:

Use your GitLab generated endpoint and secret key. Select your interested events

GitHub

https://thook.altr.dev/hooks/github/xxxxxxxxxxx

This webhook is specific for GitHub.

Supported events:

• Push events
• Check Run events
• Check Suite events
• Page Build events
• Star events
• Watch events
• Fork events
• Create events
• Delete events
• Repository Vulnerability Alert events
• Pull Request events
• Coming soon [ Issue, Sponsorship ]
  

On your Telegram chat you will receive a decorated notification like this:

or this:

To insert a webhook you must go to your GitHub project, then Settings in the menu and choose Webhooks. Now Add Webhook botton and fill form like this:

Use your GitHub generated endpoint and secret key. Select application/json in Content Type and in Which events would you like to trigger this webhook? section you can choose every single event clicking Let me select individual events.

Example on Travis CI

In this example: a ReactJs site was built and deployed on GitHub Pages.

Then result is notified by travis_to_thook.sh who call Thook.

Enjoy by @ThookBot !