GitHub pull request open event triggers a Discord message

GitHub is the largest web-based platform that provides developers with a place to host and manage their software projects.

You can receive notifications when specific events occur in a repository by adding a GitHub Source on Vanus Connect.

This guide will help you get a Discord notification whenever a pull request is opened in your repository.

Getting Started

Step 1: Configure the Source - Authorize GitHub and select a GitHub repo

• Log in to Vanus Connect

• Choose the GitHub opened pull-request event triggers a Discord message template. Click on Try it now①.

• Give the Conncection a Name②, scroll to Authorize Github Account and click the Authorize③ button.

• Select the repo④ you want to configure, and click Next⑤.

Step 2: Create a Discord Server

1. Go to the Discord application.

2. Create a new server by clicking the +① icon.

3. Choose a template or create your own, by selecting Create My Own②.

4. Click on Skip this question③ to move to the next step of your configuration.

5. Input a Server Name④ and click on Create⑤.

Step 3: Get a webhook URL

1. Bring out the drop down settings menu by clicking ⌄①.

2. Select Server Settings②.

3. Click on Integrations③ in the sidebar menu under APPS.

4. Click Create Webhook④.

5. Click on Spidey Bot⑤, the webhook you just created.

6. Tap the Copy Webhook URL⑥ button.

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Step 4: Discord Connection Settings

1. Go back to Vanus Connect.

2. Paste your webhook URL in the Webhook URL① field, and click Submit② to continue.

Result Display

When a pull request is opened in your repository, you will receive a real-time GitHub Notification on Discord.