CI for srid/neuron.

With this, you can store your zettelkasten in git and regenerate the static site every time you push.

It reacts to webhooks.

There are two config files: config.json and secrets.json.

Although the bot is intended for use in a docker container, you may run it on bare metal.

In any case, the main config file config.json is expected to be at /etc/neuron_buildbot/config.json. The credentials file may be provided through the neuron_buildbot docker secret, or as a file in $HOME/.neuron_buildbot/secrets.json.

{
    "port": 8080,
    "repositoryUrl": "https://github.com/strangedev/test-zettels.git",
    "localRepositoryPath": "/zettels",
    "provider": "GitHub",
    "authFlow": "None",
    "useDockerSecrets": true
}

In general, when you are trying to build from a public repository, no secrets are needed. When using a private repository, you'll need to provide credentials.

Depending on the chosen auth flow, you need either passwordFlowOptions or tokenFlowOptions.

You'll need to set the appropriate permissions for the token. For GitHub, set repo permissions.

{
    "tokenFlowOptions": {
        "username": "strangedev",
        "token": "0123456789DEADBEEF"
    }
}

You may mount the localRepositoryPath of your neuron-buildbot container to the docker host, or use a named volume to expose it to other containers.

Take a look at strangedev/neuron-viewer for an example of a simple deployment with nginx and basic auth.

Contributions need to pass the eslint rules.

Thanks to @yeldiRium for TypeScript support.