Integrate Webhook Actions in Slack
with Axolo

Webhook Actions is a GitHub application that enables organizations to easily and securely dispatch actions across repositories by transforming webhook events into streamlined repository dispatches. With support for over 250+ events, users can map and filter payloads using context expressions and a MongoDB query-like syntax. The app ensures secure dispatches every time, eliminating the need for users to manage Personal Access Tokens.

To get started with Webhook Actions, users need to install the app and select the repositories that should receive dispatches and any repositories that they want reporting repository events. To enable event dispatch subscription on a repository, users must have a configuration file at .github/webhook-actions/config.json. Additionally, users can create an organization config that overrides all repository configs.

With Webhook Actions, users can easily trigger workflows every time a new event occurs in their organization, such as a new team being created. By providing a simple and secure way to dispatch actions across repositories, Webhook Actions helps organizations streamline their workflows and improve their productivity.

- Transforms webhook events into streamlined repository dispatches
- Supports over 250+ events
- Ensures secure dispatches without managing Personal Access Tokens
- Offers mapping and filtering of payloads using context expressions and MongoDB query-like syntax
- Requires installation of Webhook Actions app and selection of target repositories
- Requires configuration file at .github/webhook-actions/config.json to enable event dispatch subscription
- Allows creation of an organization config that overrides all repository configs
- Provides full documentation for more information and details
- Example usage in a GitHub Actions workflow on the configured repository: triggers a workflow every time a new Data team is created in the organization.

The pricing for Webhook Actions is free, which includes limited access to three repositories with one event per repository. The cost is $0.

Integrating Webhook Actions in Slack with Axolo is beneficial because it allows for streamlined repository dispatches, making it easier and more secure to manage webhook events. This integration also enables the automation of code review processes, as Axolo can open an ephemeral channel for each pull request and invite the right person to act on the code review, improving efficiency and collaboration among engineers.