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Simple AWS/SNS HTTP{S} endpoint relay to HipChat

go get -v github.com/jmervine/sns2hipchat
$ sns2hipchat --help

1. Create SNS Topic (via AWS console)
2. Subscribe SNS Topic to your endpoint (via AWS console)
   1. Select topic
   2. Choose "Subscribe to topic"
   3. Choose "Protocol" (http or https accordingly)
   4. Enter endpoint url, e.g.:
      • http://mysnsendpoint.herokuapp.com/
      • Or with rooms: http://mysnsendpoint.herokuapp.com/?room=1&room=2
3. Confirm subscription:
   1. Select topic (in AWS Console)
   2. Choose "Request Confirmation"
   3. Choose "Confirm Subscription"
   4. View logs for confirmation url (in terminal), e.g.:
      • heroku logs -a mysnsendpoint | grep "SubscribeURL detected:"
   5. Paste in subscription url from logs

"Deploy to Heroku" button on the top of this README file is recommended way to set up this app to Heroku.

heroku create

If you're not familiar with using Go on Heroku, see Getting Started with Go on Heroku

To make this app up and work properly, you need to setup the following environment variables:

See --help or app.json for details.

Required

heroku config:add HIPCHAT_TOKEN=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
# The API auth token for your HipChat account

Optional (defaults listed)

heroku config:add HIPCHAT_ROOMs=<ROOMID>,<ROOMID>
# The default HipChat room(s) to send messages to

heroku config:add HIPCHAT_FROM="Amazon SNS"
# The HipChat sender messages come from
# - v1 only, v2 will show the key owner

heroku config:add HIPCHAT_FORMAT=html
# The HipChat message format

heroku config:add HIPCHAT_NOTIFY=true
# Tell HipChat to notify people on sending messages

heroku config:add HIPCHAT_COLOR=yellow
# The HipChat message color

heroku config:add HIPCHAT_HOST=api.hipchat.com
# The HipChat target host

heroku config:add HIPCHAT_API_VERSION=1
# The HipChat API Version

heroku config:add DEBUG=false
# Verbose logging for debugging SNS and hipchat errors

Testing with Docker

$ go get -v github.com/jmervine/dockme

# running units
$ dockme go test ./...

# running in test mode
$ dockme

# then hit http://localhost:3000/test