This app listens to themes.*
Bootic webhooks and backs up theme templates and assets in a local Git repository for each shop.
go run main.go --host=localhost:3004 --dir /some/directory
options | description | example |
---|---|---|
--host |
host:port to bind this app to | localhost:3004 |
--dir |
directory path where to keep Git repos | /home/git/backup |
go test -v ./...
Compile locally with go build
and upload binary to server, or pull this repo into server and go install
.
You must use Bootic's API to subscribe a webhook pointing to this app's public URL.
See API docs.
# subscribe webhook using the Ruby client
# the hub resource groups webhook-related endpoints
hub = shop.hub
# create webhook for "themes" topics, pointing to app's URL
hook = hub.subscribe(
topic: "themes",
url: "https://some.app.com/events"
)
Once subscribed, Bootic will send webhook notifications to this app's URL everytime the shop's theme changes. This app will keep track of changes in Git repos.
git log --pretty=oneline
8ebcb9acf3e2b (HEAD -> master) Ismael Celis: updated layout.html - evt:7579
44580db7241c2 Ismael Celis: updated layout.html - evt:7578
cf9126b3cb7fb Ismael Celis: updated layout.html - evt:7577
415b3ce537fdd Ismael Celis: updated layout.html - evt:7576
d2e1cfed42efc Ismael Celis: updated layout.html - evt:7575
POST /events HTTP/1.1
Host: some.app.com
Content-Type: application/json
Content-Length: xxx
{
"sequence": 1,
"shop_subdomain": "acme",
"topic": "themes.updated.templates.created",
"user_name": "Joe Bloggs",
"user_id": 123,
"created_on": "2018-08-10T20:00:00",
"_embedded": {
"item": {
"file_name": "foo.html",
"body": "Some HTML code here"
}
}
}