How I am managing ton of Issue and Pull request message with Discord-Webhooks?

Deepak Raj — Fri, 25 Sep 2020 19:29:08 +0000

Hey Maintainers,

HacktoberFest is next week and you are getting a lot of issues and Pull request and finding a way to receive every update for that to manage your code.

it may sometimes hard to find issues and Pull request. what if you receive push-notification on your Pc/Mobile.

Have you ever used webhooks or Discord? With the help of Discord webhooks, you can get your GitHub Repository notification directly into your Discord Channel.

Here I will tell you the step by step guide for that

Create a person discord server and create a channel for your Github Repository where you will get notifications.
Click on edit channel and click on integrations and make a webhook & copy URL for that

Open your GitHub repository and click on settings/webhooks
Paste your WEBHOOK_URl there in payload_url and add /github in the last of URL

Example-
https://discordapp.com/api/webhooks/758896663891935243/ek_EDuBu-w04zy7Ym1GbUWGDACR5xBKvcts6eCYCfFVibY1F34ZQlw_fqiGAxIBb3MyF/github

select content type to application/json.
Click to send me everything and add webhooks.
Click on a star to test notification in your Discord-server.

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Deploy Your First Django App With Heroku

Deepak Raj — Tue, 18 Aug 2020 14:02:17 +0000

This article was originally published on CodePerfectPlus.com

Heroku is a cloud platform as a service supporting several programming languages. They support several programming languages like Python, Javascript, Java, Php, Go, Scala and Ruby.
Heroku offer a free plan, it's great to start learning and for the host demo application.

Install Heroku CLI Tool

Create an account on Heroku and then install the Heroku CLI tool from here. It's Command line tool to deploy and manage your Django application.

$ heroku login
heroku: Press any key to open up the browser to login or q to exit:

Prepare the Django Application

In this tutorial, I will deploy my existing project of GitHub API. It's GitHub API project developed 6 months ago and it's also available on Github and you can clone the repository and try it by yourself.

I will be using Heroku CLI with Git. Your application will be saved in a remote git repository in the Heroku Cloud.

Before starting You Have to add some file to your projects.

Add a Procfile in the project root;
Add Gunicorn to virtualenv;
A runtime.txt to specify the correct Python version in the project root;
Configure whitenoise to serve static files.

The Procfile

Create a file named Procfile in the project root with the following content:

web: gunicorn base.wsgi --log-file -

Note: change base with the name of your Django project.

Gunicorn

install Gunicorn in VirtualEnv by command:

$ pipenv install gunicorn
$ pipenv install whitenoise

The runtime.txt

create a filename runtime.txt

python-3.7.6

Set Up The Static Assets

Configure the STATIC-related parameters on settings.py:

Add whienoise to settings.py then in the last of MIDDLEWARE List.

"whitenoise.middleware.WhiteNoiseMiddleware",

Deployment

Almost all configurations are completed.

clone the Repository here if you haven't downloaded from upper link.

git clone https://github.com/codePerfectPlus/Deploy-Django-Applications-on-Heroku
cd Deploy-Django-Applications-on-Heroku

Login to Heroku CLI

$ heroku login

Create a Heroku App

This will be your app name. appname.herokuapp.com.
choose clearly the name for the app.

$ heroku create gitapi-project

Output

Creating ⬢ gitapi-project... done
https://gitapi-project.herokuapp.com/https://git.heroku.com/gitapi-project.git

You can simply run heroku create then Heroku will find the app name by itself.

Now login to Heroku Dashboard and access your recently created app:

Click on Deploy

Run the following command for the deployment of Django App.

heroku config:set DEBUG_COLLECTSTATIC=1

$ git add .
$ git commit -am "make it better"
$ git push heroku master

Your Application in Live. Enjoy Your Day, Don't forget to comment.

Forem: Py-Contributors