This is a .NET 7.0 application that listens for POST requests from Azure DevOps with information about pushes to a repository. It then formats the data into a Discord-friendly format and sends it to a Discord webhook.

Clone this repository to your local machine.

Set up a service hook in Azure DevOps that sends a POST request to the endpoint /code_pushed on your server whenever a push event occurs in your desired repository.

Create a new webhook in the desired Discord channel. Copy the webhook URL.

Copy .env.local to new .env file and update the following variables:

Discord_Webhook=your_discord_webhook
BasicAuth__Username=your_username
BasicAuth__Password=your_password
ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT=Production
HOST_API=your_host

Run ngrok and update the webhook url in Azure DevOps to the ngrock url.

ngrok http 7180

Run the application with Docker Compose:

docker-compose up

Run the application with Docker Swarm:

chmod +x deploy.sh
./deploy.sh

The main files in the application are:

• Program.cs: The main entry point for the application.
• DiscordMessage.cs: Defines the structure of a message that can be sent to Discord.
• BasicAuthenticationHandler.cs: A custom authentication handler for Basic Authentication.
• appsettings.json: The application configuration file.
• AzureMessageToDiscordWebhook.cs: Defines the mapping between the AzureMessage model and the DiscordMessage model.
• CodePushed.cs: Defines the structure of the AzureMessage model.

A Dockerfile is included for building a Docker image of the application. A docker-compose.yml file is also included for running the application with Docker Compose.

The application uses the following environment variables:

• Discord_Webhook: The URL of your Discord webhook.
• BasicAuth__Username: The username for Basic Authentication.
• BasicAuth__Password: The password for Basic Authentication.
• ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT: The environment the application is running in. Should be Production for a production environment.
• HOST_API: The host that Traefik will use to expose your application.

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.