Hi folks, I was too tired of semi-working unstable random IRC services that provides IRC commit messages from github to your channel, so I created a simple plugin to wm-bot which can handle that now. Features: * It's incredibly easy to setup (10 seconds setup) * Requires no registration * Pretty stable (running on wikimedia labs) * Self-service - everyone can configure the bot as they want directly from IRC How it works in few steps: 1) Get wm-bot to your channel (just join #wm-bot and type @add #somechannel 2) type @github+ <full name of repository> for example for repository http://github.com/benapetr/test it would be @github+ benapetr/test 3) Add web hook in github settings of your repository to http://wm-bot.wmflabs.org/github/index.php That's all Example output: (10:41:00) <wm-bot> GitHub [benapetr/test-wm] benapetr pushed 1 commits: https://github.com/benapetr/test-wm/compare/87ad2018cae6...f5b2131c10ad (10:41:00) <wm-bot> GitHub [benapetr/test-wm] commit by benapetr (Petr Bena) https://github.com/benapetr/test-wm/commit/f5b2131c10ad3bb1fe902db911ed0142… test Formatting kind of suck, but you can fix it! Handler is written in PHP: https://github.com/benapetr/wikimedia-bot/blob/master/src/WMBot.Plugins/Git…

It wouldn't be me if I didn't forget how the whole thing works 5 minutes after I finish it. So yes, I forgot some more details, here I correct the how-to guide, there is also a version on meta: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wm-bot#Git_Hub How to setup: 1) Get wm-bot to your channel (just join #wm-bot and type @add #somechannel 2) Enable relay in that channel (type @relay-on) 3) type @github+ <full name of repository> for example for repository http://github.com/benapetr/test it would be @github+ benapetr/test 4) Add web hook in github settings of your repository to http://wm-bot.wmflabs.org/github/index.php On Tue, Feb 17, 2015 at 4:55 PM, Petr Bena &lt;benapetr(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote: > I forgot few things: > > The bot used to be available to everyone, but freenode staff requested > me to limit it only for wikimedia people, so that there aren't people > who abuse it. For that reason in order to get the bot in your channel > you need to have wikimedia cloak, if you don't have it, just ask in > #wm-bot and someone will help you out. > > Also, these @github+ / @github- commands need to be issued in YOUR > channel, not #wm-bot > > Thanks :) > > On Tue, Feb 17, 2015 at 4:50 PM, Petr Bena &lt;benapetr(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote: >> Hi folks, >> >> I was too tired of semi-working unstable random IRC services that >> provides IRC commit messages from github to your channel, so I created >> a simple plugin to wm-bot which can handle that now. >> >> Features: >> >> * It's incredibly easy to setup (10 seconds setup) >> * Requires no registration >> * Pretty stable (running on wikimedia labs) >> * Self-service - everyone can configure the bot as they want directly from IRC >> >> How it works in few steps: >> >> 1) Get wm-bot to your channel (just join #wm-bot and type @add #somechannel >> 2) type @github+ <full name of repository> for example for repository >> http://github.com/benapetr/test it would be @github+ benapetr/test >> 3) Add web hook in github settings of your repository to >> http://wm-bot.wmflabs.org/github/index.php >> >> That's all >> >> Example output: >> (10:41:00) <wm-bot> GitHub [benapetr/test-wm] benapetr pushed 1 >> commits: https://github.com/benapetr/test-wm/compare/87ad2018cae6...f5b2131c10ad >> (10:41:00) <wm-bot> GitHub [benapetr/test-wm] commit by benapetr >> (Petr Bena) https://github.com/benapetr/test-wm/commit/f5b2131c10ad3bb1fe902db911ed0142… >> test >> >> Formatting kind of suck, but you can fix it! Handler is written in >> PHP: https://github.com/benapetr/wikimedia-bot/blob/master/src/WMBot.Plugins/Git…