Serverless Microsoft Teams Gitlab Connector

Easy integration to notify GitLab Merge Request and Issues to Microsoft Teams.

How to use

Microsoft Teams Side

Step :one:

In Microsoft Teams, choose the More options (⋯) button next to the channel name in the list of channels and then choose Connectors.

Step :two:

In the list, click Add for the Incoming Webhook.

Step :three:

Enter the connector name as GitLab and upload an icon. Save and copy your connector url (channel_incoming_webhook_url).

GitLab Side

Step :one:

Go to your repo settings on GitLab and click Integrations section from left bar. Copy this link: https://0xjjw6j039.execute-api.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/prod/events?url=channel_incoming_webhook_url and change channel_incoming_webhook_url part with your teams url. Then paste it to url input area on GitLab.

Step :two:

Enable Issues events, Merge Request events and SSL Verification then save it.

Deploy to your aws acount

git clone [email protected]:svtek/serverless-microsoft-teams-gitlab-connector.git
cd serverless-microsoft-teams-gitlab-connector
npm install

If you don't want to add the channel_incoming_webhook_url as params to your function endpoint url: Follow Microsoft Teams steps, copy the url and add it to you env variables. export channel_incoming_webhook_url=https://outlook.office.com/webhook/...

Deploy: serverless deploy

Then follow the GitLab steps and add https://your-function-endpoint-url/events to url input area on GitLab.

Testing Locally:

serverles offline start
./ngrok http 3000
# add `/events` path to output url and paste (https://123456.ngrok.io/events) to GitLab url input.

Features

• [x] Merge Request
• [x] Issues
• [ ] Push
• [ ] Comments
• [ ] Jobs

Authors

	Sahin Boydas Founder @ Remoteteam.com		Muhammet Developer @ MojiLaLa		Sadik Developer @ MojiLaLa