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GitFlic + EvaProject

Preparation and Setup

To link your GitFlic project with EvaProject, you need to configure webhook reception on the EvaProject side and handle incoming webhooks triggered by events in your GitFlic project.

First, you will need to gather the necessary data to ensure correct webhook delivery from GitFlic. Refer to the EvaProject documentation to learn where to create code for working with webhooks, as well as how to create a token that must be used when sending webhooks.

The EvaProject documentation page is available at this link

Template for the URL to which the webhook should be sent:

https://<domain>/pub/webhook?name=<id>&token=<token>

Field Type Description
domain String The domain where EvaProject is hosted
id String Webhook code, can be found in the list of webhooks or in the webhook settings
token String Token required for signing webhooks

Script Example

A script of type bzPython changes the task status depending on the status of the merge request. The link is set up by the name of the merge request.

Status MR in incoming GitFlic webhook EvaProject task status
MERGE_REQUEST_CREATE or MERGE_REQUEST_UPDATE in review
MERGE_REQUEST_CANCEL or MERGE_REQUEST_CLOSE fail
MERGE closed 
data = json.loads(my_json)

tasks = models.CmfTask.list()
for task in tasks:

    # find the task (branch name must match the task name)
    if (task.name == data['merge_request']['source_branch']):

        # handle merge-request creation
        if (data['action'] == 'MERGE_REQUEST_CREATE'):
            status = 'in_review'

        # handle merge-request update
        elif (data['action'] == 'MERGE_REQUEST_UPDATE'): 
            status = 'in_review'

        # handle merge-request cancellation
        elif (data['action'] == 'MERGE_REQUEST_CANCEL'): 
            status = 'fail'

        # handle merge-request closure
        elif (data['action'] == 'MERGE_REQUEST_CLOSE'): 
            status = 'fail'

        # handle merge-request merge
        elif (data['action'] == 'MERGE'): 
            status = 'closed'
        else:
            status = 'open'

        # save the task
        task.status = task.workflow.get_default_status(status_code=status)
        task.save()

See articles on working with GitFlic webhooks

  1. Creating webhooks in a project
  2. Webhook description

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