Add Tracker

You can accept the invitation and add your repository to the organization. Or you can add a webhook to your GitHub private repository to trigger events when code is pushed. Here's a step-by-step guide to add a webhook to your GitHub private repository:

1. Navigate to Repository Settings:

   • Go to your GitHub repository and click on "Settings" in the top menu.

2. Access Webhooks Settings:

   • In the left sidebar, select "Webhooks".

3. Create a New Webhook:

   • Click on the "Add webhook" button (sometimes labeled as "Create webhook").

4. Set Payload URL:

   • In the "Payload URL" field, enter https://lgic-github.vercel.app/api/github.

5. Content Type:

   • Select "application/json" for the content type.

6. Set Secret:

   • Enter 1234 in the "Secret" field.

7. SSL Verification:

   • Enable SSL verification (if not already enabled).

8. Choose Events:

   • Select "Just the push event" to trigger the webhook only when code is pushed.

9. Active:

   • Ensure the checkbox for "Active" is checked to enable the webhook.

10. Add Webhook:

    • Click on "Add webhook" or "Update webhook" to save your settings.

11. Testing the Webhook:

    • Contribute and push a commit to your repository to trigger the webhook.

12. Check Event Details:

    • After pushing a commit, check the event details in the following URLs:

      • User report: https://project.dds.com.np/report?users=<github username>
      • Repo report: https://project.dds.com.np/report?repo=<username(org)/repository>
      • Repo contributors: https://project.dds.com.np/contrib?repo=<username(org)/repository>

Make sure to replace <github username> and <username(org)/repository> with your actual GitHub username and repository details.