The simple library that calls user’s registered functions whenever github events happen.
How to install
You can install Github Listener using pip :
$ pip install github_listenerFeature Support
Notification
…If you have things you want, please tell me through issues.
Example
from github_listener import (
GithubAccount,
GithubListener,
)
account = GithubAccount("username", "password")
listener = GithubListener(account)
@listener.notification
def on_notification(change):
# Do things that you want to do whenever the github's notification occurs.
pass
listener.run() # infinite loopfrom github_listener import GithubAccount
from github_listener.github_api import NotificationAPI
account = GithubAccount("username", "password")
api = NotificationAPI(account)
groups = api.get_notification_groups()
# Do something using notification informations.For more detail examples, Go Examples.
Contribution
Welcome any kind of contribution!
1 maintainer
Metadata
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