GitTrack

GitTrack seamlessly bridges your GitHub repositories with your Discord server, ensuring you never miss crucial project updates. Configure webhooks with ease and receive customizable notifications for a wide range of GitHub events, including commits, pull requests, issues, releases, and more — directly in your designated Discord channels.

Our bot is designed to enhance team productivity and streamline project tracking by providing real-time insights into your development workflow.

🚀 Features

• 🔗 Link multiple GitHub repositories to your Discord server.
• ⚙️ Customize notifications per repository and branch.
• 📣 Clear, informative messages optimized for developer workflows.
• 👥 Keep teams synced with real-time updates from GitHub.

GitTrack is perfect for development teams, open-source projects, and any community that uses GitHub for version control and collaboration.

📘 Commands Overview

🔧 Setup Commands

• /setup [channel]
  Configure a repository and optionally set a default notification channel.

• /set-default-channel
  Change the default channel for general GitHub notifications.

• /link
  Link a branch from a repository to a specific channel. Supports autocomplete.

• /unlink
  Unlink a branch from a repository, optionally from a specific channel.

• /remove-repo
  Completely remove a repository and its configurations.

• /reset confirm:true
  Reset all configurations for the current server

📊 Information Commands

• /status
  Show the status of all tracked repositories and branches.

• /help
  Display the help message with usage instructions.

• /ping
  Check if the bot is online and responsive.

🔼 Subscription Commands

• /upgrade
  View upgrade options for increasing tracking limits and features.

🔐 Permissions

To use GitTrack setup and configuration commands, you must have the Manage Webhooks permission.

📋 Usage Guide

1. Use /setup to add a GitHub repository and receive setup instructions.
2. Use /set-default-channel to set a default notification channel.
3. Add the provided webhook URL to your GitHub repository.
4. Use /link to track branches in specific channels (autocomplete supported).
5. Use * as the branch name to track all branches.
6. Use /status to verify your configuration.
7. To stop tracking, use /unlink or /remove-repo.

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