GitHub
Get notified instantly when things happen in your GitHub repos — push events, PRs, failed checks, deployments, and more.
What This Integration Does
GitHub sends events when activity happens in your repositories. NotiLens automatically connects to GitHub, listens to those events, and instantly notifies you.
No manual webhook setup required. Everything is configured for you.
Why Use NotiLens with GitHub?
Stay informed without constantly checking GitHub. Get real-time alerts for repository activity, delivered directly to one app.
How to Connect GitHub to NotiLens
1. Start the GitHub Integration in NotiLens
- Open the Integrations section in the NotiLens app.
- Click GitHub from the list of available integrations.
2. Log In and Authorize GitHub
- You’ll be redirected to GitHub.
- Log in to your GitHub account if prompted.
- Review the requested permissions.
- Click Authorize NotiLens.
NotiLens only requests the permissions required to receive repository events.
3. Automatic Setup (No Manual Work)
- You’ll be redirected back to the NotiLens app.
- NotiLens automatically creates a topic for each repository.
- A custom webhook is configured for each repository.
- Events start flowing instantly.
There is no need to manually create webhooks or copy URLs in GitHub. Everything is handled automatically after authorization.
Common GitHub Events
| Event | Description | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| push | New commits pushed | Deployment & activity alerts |
| pull_request | PR opened, updated, or closed | Code review tracking |
| issues | Issue created or updated | Bug & task monitoring |
| release | New release published | Version notifications |
| workflow_run | GitHub Actions workflow status | CI/CD monitoring |