npm install
npm run dev

npm run deploy

Configuration

GitHub events are posted to Telegram via POST /webhook. Configure it with:

• GITHUB_WEBHOOK_SECRET (secret) — must match the secret configured on the GitHub webhook; requests with an invalid X-Hub-Signature-256 are rejected.

• TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN (secret) — bot token used to call the Telegram Bot API.

• TELEGRAM_ORG_CHANNELS (var, in wrangler.jsonc) — JSON array mapping a GitHub organisation to the Telegram chat it should notify, e.g.:

  [
    { "org": "Android-Boot-Manager", "chatId": "-1001234567890" },
    { "org": "ABM-Community-Ports", "chatId": "-1009876543210" }
  ]

  Events from repositories in orgs not listed here are ignored. Adding a new org only requires editing this list — no code changes needed.

• ENABLED_EVENTS (var, in wrangler.jsonc) — comma-separated list of event kinds to report. Supported kinds:

  • PUSH — a push to any branch.
  • PULL_REQUEST — a pull request opened, closed, reopened, etc.
  • CI_FAILURE — a GitHub Actions workflow run that completed with a failure conclusion.

  Example: ENABLED_EVENTS=PUSH,PULL_REQUEST,CI_FAILURE. Events of a kind not listed here are ignored.

Set the secrets locally by copying .dev.vars.example to .dev.vars, and in production via wrangler secret put GITHUB_WEBHOOK_SECRET / wrangler secret put TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN.