GitHub Webhook: our own “server” in NodeJs to receive Webhook events over the internet.

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Node.js

To subscribe, we must have a public HTTP endpoint which understands how to process notifications from GitHub Webhook's events. We are going to write our own “server” application, in NodeJs, which implements this endpoint: all it does is logging the received notifications to the console.

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ngrok

But, please note, both NodeJs and ngrok are available under Windows 10. All material discussed in this post should also work in Windows 10, I have not tested it, but I have done something similar (using Python) under Windows 10.

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GitHub

D:\learn-git>git init D:\learn-git>git config user.name "behai-nguyen" D:\learn-git>git config user.email "behai_nguyen@hotmail.com" D:\learn-git>git add . D:\learn-git>git commit -m "Initial checking should have two files." D:\learn-git>git branch -M main D:\learn-git>git remote add origin https://github.com/behai-nguyen/learn-git.git D:\learn-git>git push -u origin main.

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ExpressJS

We use the latest versions of Express web framework and the middleware body-parser.

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