This is simple web service that receives a wehook on repository event. When a webhook is triggered for a deleted repository, this web service will create a new issue in the cls_notification repository and that notifies chadlsmith that the issue has been created.

• Ngrok
• Ruby 2.2 or higher
• Sinatra
• A git client which is included with most modern operating systems
• API Token

Before running the sample, you will need to start the following services on your machine.

To start ngrok run the following command

<ngrok_download_dir>/ngrok http 4567

When ngrok starts take note of the forwarding ip address it will be similar to:

Forwarding                    http://4554ee82.ngrok.io -> localhost:4567

To pull the most recent version of the sample run a git clone on the clsOrg/platform-samples repository

git clone https://github.com/clsOrg/platform-samples.git

To setup the environment to connect to your GitHub Org you will need to update the set.env file with your api key and execute the set.env file using the following command:

. ./<sample_install_dir>/platform-samples/hooks/ruby/delete-repository-event/set.env

To start the the samples run the following command:

ruby <sample_install_dir>/platform-samples/hooks/ruby/delete-repository-event/app.rb

• Create a webhook with the following settings
  • Payload URL = Forwarding link from ngrok with a trailing /delete-repository-event

    http://4554ee82.ngrok.io/delete-repository-event
    

  • Content Type = json
  • Which events would you like to trigger this webhook = Let me select individual events
    • Repository
• Create a sample repository
• Delete the newly created repository

Go to https://github.com/clsOrg/cls_notification to validate that a new issue has been created. It should be smiilar to example below.

[Restore the repository](https://github.com/stafftools/users/clsOrg/purgatory)
 @chadlsmith Please review this isue
```json
{
  "action": "deleted",
  "repository": {
    "id": 101403334,
    "name": "tets1",
    "full_name": "clsOrg/tets1",
    "owner": {
      "login": "clsOrg",
      "id": 31157515,
...

If your issue was not created you can debug using the following steps:

• Was the webhook created?
  • You can verify the webhook ran by checking recent deliveries https://github.com/organizations/clsOrg/settings/hooks/15740340
• Did ngrok recognize the webhook?
  • In the ngrok console you should see a new HTTP request

     HTTP Requests
     -------------
    
     POST /delete-repository-event  201 Created
    

• Did the the application event fire?

  127.0.0.1 - - [25/Aug/2017:04:48:31 UTC] "POST /delete-repository-event HTTP/1.1" 500 0
  

The example is based on the platform samples provided on github.com

• platform-samples