GitHub Integration for Flows.network

Quick Start

```rust use githubflows::{ getocto, listentoevent, octocrab::models::{events::payload::EventPayload, reactions::ReactionContent}, GithubLogin, };

[no_mangle]

[tokio::main(flavor = "current_thread")]

pub async fn run() { // some_login must be authed in flows.network listentoevent(&GithubLogin::Provided(String::from("somelogin")), "someowner", "somerepo", vec!["issuecomment"], handler).await; }

async fn handler(payload: EventPayload) { if let EventPayload::IssueCommentEvent(e) = payload { let comment_id = e.comment.id.0;

    // installed app login
    let octo = get_octo(&GithubLogin::Provided(String::from("some_login")));

    let _reaction = octo
        .issues("some_owner", "some_repo")
        .create_comment_reaction(comment_id, ReactionContent::Rocket)
        .await
        .unwrap();
};

} ```

Note that the tokio used here is tokio_wasi with macros and rt features

example Cargo.toml

```toml [package] name = "demo" version = "0.1.0" edition = "2021"

[lib] path = "src/demo.rs" crate-type = ["cdylib"]

[dependencies] github-flows = "0.2" tokio_wasi = { version = "1.25.1", features = ["macros", "rt"] } ... ```

[listentoevent()] is responsible for registering a listener for some_owner/some_repo. When a new issue_number Event coming, the callback handler is called with received EventPayload then [get_octo()] is used to get a Octocrab Instance to call GitHub api