MapGitHubWebhooks() takes two optional parameters:

• path. Defaults to /api/github/webhooks, the URL of the endpoint to use for GitHub.
• secret. The secret you have configured in GitHub, if you have set this up.

Azure Functions

NOTE: Support is only provided for isolated process Azure Functions.

1. dotnet add package Octokit.Webhooks.AzureFunctions

2. Create a class that derives from WebhookEventProcessor and override any of the virtual methods to handle webhooks from GitHub. For example, to handle Pull Request webhooks:

   public sealed class MyWebhookEventProcessor : WebhookEventProcessor { protected override ValueTask ProcessPullRequestWebhookAsync( WebhookHeaders headers, PullRequestEvent pullRequestEvent, PullRequestAction action, CancellationToken cancellationToken = default) { ... } }

3. Register your implementation of WebhookEventProcessor:

   .ConfigureServices(collection => { ... collection.AddSingleton<WebhookEventProcessor, MyWebhookEventProcessor>(); ... })

4. Configure the webhook function:

   new HostBuilder() ... .ConfigureGitHubWebhooks() ... .Build();

ConfigureGitHubWebhooks() either takes an optional parameter:

• secret. The secret you have configured in GitHub, if you have set this up.

or:

• configure. A function that takes an IConfiguration instance and expects the secret you have configured in GitHub in return.

The function is available on the /api/github/webhooks endpoint.

Thanks

• octokit/webhooks
• terrajobst/Terrajobst.GitHubEvents
• Dotnet-Boxed/Templates

License

All packages in this repository are licensed under the MIT license.