Serves as a bridge that translates the Bitbucket webhooks into Mattermost webhooks.
Set the following environment variables to provide the Mattermost server details:
- MATTERMOST_SERVER_PORT - Default: 80
- MATTERMOST_SERVER_PATH - Default: /hooks/
- MATTERMOST_SERVER_PROTO - Default: http
- MATTERMOST_SERVER - Default: localhost
- Install the required modules by running
npm install
- Start the app by running
npm start
- Configure Mattermost server and create a new incoming webhooks and note the hook-id (the part that appears after
hooks
in the hook URL. - Configure Bitbucket Webhooks to forward the hook (for the required JQL) to
http://<jira-matter-bridge-server>:3000/hooks/<mattermost hook id>
- That's it.
- Change your environment variable in docker-compose.yml
- Execute
docker-compose up
- The app is hosted on a free dyno at https://matterhost-webhook-bitbucket.herokuapp.com/
- If the Mattermost server and Bitbucket server are on public domain, you can directly use this hosted version.
- In the Bitbucket Server, configure the webhook URL as given in this example
https://matterhost-webhook-bitbucket.herokuapp.com/hooks/<hookid from your mattermost server>?matterurl=<your mattermost server base url>
- E.g.:
https://matterhost-webhook-bitbucket.herokuapp.com/hooks/ckshz5joqigkfmj6po7fm4r8wh?matterurl=https://someserver.com
https://matterhost-webhook-bitbucket.herokuapp.com/hooks/ckshz5joqigkfmj6po7fm4r8wh?matterurl=http://someserver.com:3000
https://matterhost-webhook-bitbucket.herokuapp.com/hooks/ckshz5joqigkfmj6po7fm4r8wh?matterurl=https://someserver.com:8443