The script that access the Redmine server in the private environment, detects ticket updates, and notifies Slack.

• Background
• Install
• Usage
• API
• Contributing
• License

In the workplace where I work, I use Redmine built in a private environment for sharing information between stakeholders.

I wanted to share the update of Redmine Issue and its contents to Slack used by the development team,

Since Redmine server can only be accessed in a private environment, Slack's RSS Integration could not be used.

So, I thought about creating a Python script that runs on the PC (Raspberry PI) that was left behind in development, and notified Redmine of updates via the script.

• Python3.6 or more

pip install -r requirements.txt

mv .env.sample .env
vi .env

Config(.env)

URL=https:/xxxxxxx/xxxxxx/issues.csv                             # Endpoint that download issues.csv on your redmine server(!Check filter and must sort by updated DESC)
WEB_HOOK_URL_DAILY=https://hooks.slack.com/services/xxxxxx       # Incoming WEBHOOK for Daily notify
WEB_HOOK_URL_EACH=https://hooks.slack.com/services/xxxx          # Incoming WEBHOOK notify when detecting updating 
LOOP_INTERVAL=1       # Loop interval for detecting redmines updating
DAILY_HOUR=9          # Daily notify hours
DAILY_MINUTES=10      # Daily notify minutes (this examples sets 9:10)

• First, Open Chrome developer tool(Push F12)
• Second, Show your project and disabled all filter and also sort updated descending order

• Click exporting other format CSV

• Choose the berow and click export
  • selected columns
  • check description, latest note
  • Encoding UTF-8

• Watch developer tool network tab and check downloading issues.csv

• select Copy link address, this is your issues.csv download URL!

cd src 
python main.py

See the contributing file!

PRs accepted.

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