Webhooks for Open edX, integrating JIRA and Github, designed to be deployed onto Heroku.

Don't worry, it's free for one dyno.

This project uses:

• Heroku Postgres
• Bugsnag

Generate a secret key for Flask, so that it can save information into the session:

$ export FLASK_SECRET_KEY=`python -c "import os; print(os.urandom(24))"`
$ heroku config:set FLASK_SECRET_KEY=$FLASK_SECRET_KEY

OAuth authentication for JIRA requires a RSA keypair. To set this up:

1. Run openssl genrsa -out jira.pem. This will generate a private key.
2. Run openssl rsa -in jira.pem -pubout -out jira.pub. This will generate the public key.
3. Generate a random string to serve as the consumer key. For example, run python -c "import uuid; print(uuid.uuid4().hex)" > jira.uuid.
4. Configure an Application Link in JIRA. The consumer key is the contents of jira.uuid, and the public key is the contents of jira.pub.
5. Set RSA key and consumer key in Heroku environment:

   $ export JIRA_RSA_KEY="$(<jira.pem)"
   $ export JIRA_CONSUMER_KEY="$(<jira.uuid)"
   $ heroku config:set JIRA_RSA_KEY=$JIRA_RSA_KEY JIRA_CONSUMER_KEY=$JIRA_CONSUMER_KEY
   

1. Register a new application on Github
2. The new application will give you a consumer key and consumer secret. Set these values in the Heroku environment:

   $ heroku config:set GITHUB_CLIENT_ID=my-id GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET=my-secret
   

1. Set up your Heroku git remote to point to your Heroku application
2. git push heroku
3. Initialize the database by running heroku run python manage.py dbcreate
4. Visit your website -- it should load!
5. Visit /login/jira and authorize with JIRA
6. Visit /login/github and authorize with Github
7. Enjoy the sweet, sweet taste of API integration