ptoh_webhooks

This repository solely exists to let PToH send webhook messages to the Discord server. hooks.hyra.io used to be the bridge between the two, but it stopped working around 2 months before this repository was created.

How to use this setup for your own Roblox game

1. Create a copy of this repository
   • Make sure your repository is public, otherwise you will be limited in the amount of Actions minutes/month you can use
   • Keep in mind that with a public repository, people can see what kind of messages are being sent to a channel regardless of whether or not they have access to it
2. Create repository secrets for each webhook link you will use
   • You can make one by going to Settings > Secrets and Variables > Actions
3. Edit .github/workflows/discord.yml and make your own steps using the following format:

- name: <Could be anything really>
  if: ${{ inputs.channel == '<Channel Name>' }}
  run: wget -q -O- --header="Content-Type:application/json" --post-data='${{ inputs.data }}' ${{ secrets.<The Secret's Name> }}

5. Create a fine-grained personal access token and use the following settings:
   • Expiration: As late as possible (You'll need to remember to create a new token right before the old one expires!)
   • Repository Access: Only select repositories, select the webhook repository
   • Repository Permissions: Set Actions to Read & Write
6. Copy the access token that gets generated and save it somewhere safe, because you won't be able to see it again
7. Paste this code somewhere inside a server script

local http = game:GetService("HttpService")

http:RequestAsync{
  Url = "https://api.github.com/repos/<Your Username>/<Your Repository Name>/actions/workflows/discord.yml/dispatches",
  Method = "POST",
  Headers = {
    Accept = "application/vnd.github+json",
    Authorization = "Bearer <Your Access Token>",
    ["X-GitHub-Api-Version"] = "2022-11-28"
  },
  Body = http:JSONEncode{
    ref = "main",
    inputs = {
      channel = "<Channel Name>",
      data = http:JSONEncode{content = "<Message>"}:gsub("'",[['\'']])
    }
  }
}