gs-reminder
Notify Slack of a review of Pull Requests in the GitHub repository.
Environments
- Python 3.10 or later
- uv
Usage
pip install gs-reminder
gs-reminder -r nnsnodnb/gs-reminder -u examples/username.json --icon
Environment variables
GITHUB_TOKEN- Required
- Your GitHub Personal Access Token.
SLACK_URL- Required
- Incoming webhook's url of Slack app.
Options
-
--repoor-r- Required
- Your GitHub repository name. (ex.
nnsnodnb/gs-reminder)
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--file-usernameor-u- Optional
- Corresponding files for GitHub and Slack usernames. (ex.
examples/username.json)[ { "github": "nnsnodnb", "slack": "yuya.oka" } ]
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--limitor-l- Optional
- Number of Pull Requests to notify Slack. Max: 20 (default: 20)
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--iconor-i- Optional
- Give GitHub icons to Slack notifications.
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--exclude-usersor-eu- Optional
- GitHub users to remove from reviewers upon notification.
-eu nnsnodnb # this name is GitHub username
Example Result
License
This software is licensed under the MIT License.
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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