loggly-github v0.1.4

loggly-github

Create GitHub tickets for Loggly alerts.

loggly-github starts an HTTP server where Loggly can send alert postbacks to. For each new alert it will open a GitHub ticket (if there's not already an open ticket for that alert).

Installation & Configuration

Install with npm

npm install -g loggly-github

Create a configuration file

{
  "port": "<HTTP port to listen on>",
  "secret": "<Any alphanumeric API secret>",
  "github": {
    "token": "<GitHub access token>"
  }
}

When generating a personal access token on GitHub, make sure to enable the "repo" scope.

Start the server

loggly-github --config <path-to-config-file>

Create a new alerting endpoint in Loggly

Configure the endpoint in Loggly to send a POST request to the loggly-github server:

http://my-server:1234/<secret>/github/<github-user>/<github-repo>?assignee=<assignee>

• secret (required): The secret as defined in your configuration
• github-user/github-repo (required): GitHub repo where the ticket is created
• assignee (optional): GitHub user to assign the ticket to

Development

Install dependencies:

npm install

Run tests:

npm test

Release a new version:

1. Bump the version in package.json, merge to master.
2. Push a new tag to master.
3. Travis will deploy to NPM.