An application that receives GitHub Webhooks, store them in a database and serve them through API.

First, install ngrok, then run ngrok http 9090 (if you want to change the application port, change the octoevents.config.AppFactory.PORT variable.).

Then run this app using ./gradlew run (Linux/Mac) or gradlew.bat run (Windows).

Finally, create a new webhook on GitHub repository using the url ngrok-provided-url/events, set the content type to application/json, and on the trigger events selection, choose Let me select individual events and mark just Issues and Issue comments, then confirm creation.

The POST /events route receive a webhook from GitHub and save it in a database which is defined in the application.properties file.

Then, the events of a specific issue can be accessed through GET /issues/{issue-number}/events.

To run all the tests in this application, just run ./gradlew test or gradlew.bat test.

The Integration tests run in the port 9999 and use an in-memory h2 database.