ActionsPanel uses this same repository_dispatch API but does so with a GitHub App token so that you don't need to worry about managing your own PAT. This also makes it much easier to trigger your actions across teams with multiple people. Then you don't need to share the PAT with each other or each create your own PATs.
You configure your buttons with a declarative yaml file that you leave in the repo, and ActionsPanel will read that file and dynamically create your UI for you to trigger your actions.
We'd love to get your feedback on this project. It's very simple still but solves the core problem of triggering your actions.
If you do have feedback or any questions, feel free to post in this thread, or email us directly at support (at) actionspanel (dot) app
Hi all!
I'm hoping posting here won't be a problem.
I wanted to share a small project that I've been working on with a buddy that solves this problem.
actionspanel.app/
ActionsPanel uses this same
repository_dispatchAPI but does so with a GitHub App token so that you don't need to worry about managing your own PAT. This also makes it much easier to trigger your actions across teams with multiple people. Then you don't need to share the PAT with each other or each create your own PATs.You configure your buttons with a declarative yaml file that you leave in the repo, and ActionsPanel will read that file and dynamically create your UI for you to trigger your actions.
We'd love to get your feedback on this project. It's very simple still but solves the core problem of triggering your actions.
If you do have feedback or any questions, feel free to post in this thread, or email us directly at support (at) actionspanel (dot) app
Looking forward to your feedback!
Is it open source?
Asking for repo write permissions from a closed source code project is a little too much for me.