A really simple webhook receiver.
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gohookr

A really simple webhook receiver, which listens at /webhooks/<webhook-name>.

Default config path is /etc/gohookr.conf and can be overriden by setting environment variable CONFIG.

Check below for an example configuration.

Installation

After you install go:

make

Signature Verification

Signature verificaiton is done using SHA256 HMACs. You must set which HTTP header gohookr will receive a signature from using the SignatureHeader key for each service. You should also specify a shared secret in the Secret key.

You may also need to specify a SignaturePrefix. For GitHub it would be sha256=.

Disable Signature Verification

You can disable signature verification by setting DisableSignatureVerification for a service to true.

You can disable signature verification for all services by setting environment variable NO_SIGNATURE_VERIFICATION to true.

Writing Commands

gohookr doesn't care what the command is as long as the Program is executable. You can specify extra arguments with the Arguments field. You can ask it to put the payload as the last argument by setting AppendPayload to true.

Writing Tests

gohookr can run test before running your script. Tests must be in the form of bash scripts. A non-zero return code is considered a fail and gohookr will run no further tests and will not deploy.

Tests are run in the order they're listed so any actions that need to be done before tests are run can simply be put in this section before the tests.

Example Config

Required config keys are ListenAddress and Services.

Requried keys per service are Script.Program, Secret, SignatureHeader.

An example config file can be found here but also below:

{
  "ListenAddress": "127.0.0.1:8654",
  "Services": {
    "test": {
      "Script": {
          "Program": "./example.sh",
          "AppendPayload": true
      },
      "DisableSignatureVerification": true,
      "Tests": [
        {
          "Program": "echo",
          "Arguments": [ "test" ]
        }
      ]
    },
    "fails_tests": {
      "Script": {
          "Program": "./example.sh",
          "AppendPayload": true
      },
      "Secret": "who_cares",
      "SignatureHeader": "X-Hub-Signature-256",
      "SignaturePrefix": "sha256=",
      "Tests": [
        {
          "Program": "false",
          "Arguments": []
        }
      ]
    }
  }
}