This is now fully deprecated by @octokit/webhooks which has more folks keeping it up to date, and the same webhook types. Use that instead.

github-webhook-event-types

Converts the GitHub events on this page: https://developer.github.com/v3/activity/events/types/

Into TypeScript type interfaces, so you can use them anywhere.

Why would I use this?

If you're writing Dangerfiles for Peril, you'll want some safety in the types for event JSON metadata coming from GitHub. This gives you that.

How do I use this?

yarn add github-webhook-event-types 

Then in your app:

import {danger} from "danger"
import {Issues} from "github-webhook-event-types"

const issue = danger.github as any as Issues
const issueBody = issue.bdy
//                       ^---- tsc compiler err 

as any as Issues?

Yeah, weird code right? Well in the case above we're taking a known type and saying "be something else". First you tell the compiler "you can be anything", then you tell it "you are an Issue".

Otherwise you will probably be able to say as Issue from your typical JSON request.

How do I work on this?

You need Google Chrome Canary installed first.

git clone https://github.com/orta/github-webhook-event-types.git
cd github-webhook-event-types
yarn install

# Open VS Code with `code .`

# Run the script to generate them
yarn ts-node scripts/generate_types.ts

# Run this to validate your changes
yarn tsc

What is this?

It uses a headless google chrome to download the events page and pull out each example JSON and their name. It's a bit messy, but it's a messy job. It's really just one script, so you can read that instead. It's about 100 LOC.