Are you interested in receiving all of your GitHub notifications on your Discord server?

Here's how to do that.

We will go over how to get GitHub notifications in Discord Server in this article. Now, let's begin.

To begin, I'm assuming you have a Discord and GitHub account.

Index

• Creating Discord Server
• Creating GitHub Repo
• Receiving Notifications
• Testing
• Conclusion

Let's start by creating a Discord Server.

Creating Discord Server

1. In the bottom left corner, click on the + icon.

2. Once you've done that, click on Create My Own.

3. Choose For me and my friends

4. Now, give your server a name. After that, select Create.

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Now, the discord server is ready, if you want to get Github Notification notices delivered to a separate text channel, you may create a new one.

Now, let's create a GitHub repo.

Creating GitHub Repo

1. Click here to create a new GitHub repo.
2. Give your repo a name and click Create Repository.

Now, our GitHub repo is also ready, now, it's time to setup our Discord server to receive GitHub notifications.

Receiving Notifications

1. Click on the ⚙️ icon just right of the text channel where you want to receive notifications.
2. Next, click on Integrations and then click on Create Webhook.
3. Now, a new webhook is created, if you want to change it's name, you can do so. But I'll leave it as it is.
4. Then click on Copy Webhook URL.

Once the Webhook URL is copied,

• Go to your GitHub repo and click on settings.
• Then click on Webhooks.
• Next, click on Add webhook. Then you might need to confirm your password.
• Now add the web hook URL with /github on the end in Payload URL.
• Now, set the content type to application/json.
• In the Which events would you like to trigger this webhook? section, select Send me everything. to receive every GitHub notification.
• Now click on Add Webhook, and now, you can receive all GitHub notifications in your discord server .🥳🥳🥳

If everything was set up perfectly, then you should see the green tick on the webhook.

Testing

For testing, let's clone the clone and push a commit.

1. Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/YOUR_REPO.git

2. Create a new random file, I will create README.md with following content.

# Testing

3. Run the following commands

git add .
git commit -m "Added readme.md"
git branch -M main
git push -u origin main

4. Now, go to your discord server and you should see something like this.

Conclusion

This was a short article on how to receive GitHub notification to your Discord Server. Hope you like this article. If you got any problem or have any feedback or suggestion for me, comment it.

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