I think you really should have a look at Huginn, to me it's a IFTTT on steroids and more appealing as it's self hosted (and I let it process pretty private data)
What I'm currently doing with it:
Monday to Friday morning fetch weather info at my workplace and possibly remind me to take my umbrella with me if it's likely to rain, via Telegram (my work is ~80km off my home)
crawl github.com/$interesting_project/releases.atom for new releases and
notify me via Telegram
add a Todoist item if there's something for me to do (e.g. update some container, that installs from source)
likewise for other release info sources (off github)
take my Twitter favs and create Todoist entries, as long as the tweet has a link (and the link is not just an image)
search Todoist tasks tagged "@waiting_for", if any add a Todoist task (daily) to remind me to review that list and tick it off
likewise for overdue and unhandled inbox tasks
take my stock portfolio, mix with current stock prices and generate a daily brief update
We just need a way to trigger a web hook to IFTTT, and run it in now.sh or something 😄
GitHub web hooks -> custom app in now.sh -> IFTTT through webhook
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I was actually thinking about this the other day... If GitHub supported enough IFTTT for commits and PRs, could you string together a CI pipeline?
Edit: ifttt.com/github What the actual $#@%. There's only ONE action available, "Create an issue"? And no triggers for commit status.
Edit 2: There's no IFTTT for Travis-CI. :-/ Is there a better alternative to IFTTT for devs?
I think you really should have a look at Huginn, to me it's a IFTTT on steroids and more appealing as it's self hosted (and I let it process pretty private data)
What I'm currently doing with it:
We just need a way to trigger a web hook to IFTTT, and run it in now.sh or something 😄
GitHub web hooks -> custom app in now.sh -> IFTTT through webhook
This is actually possible. Use the maker channel to make a POST request to your web server and launch your sh script from there.