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Connect Gitea & Buildkite
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Connect Gitea & Buildkite

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# Gitea/Buildkite Connector



[OpenFaaS](https://www.openfaas.com/) functions that connect Gitea and Bulidkite to trigger builds and report build statuses back



## Getting started



### Create Secrets



First you'll need to create the secrets that that once deployed the functions can start to work



* Buildkite API Key



Go to [Bulidkite Settings](https://buildkite.com/user/api-access-tokens) and create an API key that has `write_builds` REST scope



`faas secret create buildkite-token --from-literal "BUILDKITE_API_KEY"`



* Buildkite Webhook Secret



This is a shared secret that'll verify data sent to function. You can choose what to make this string, just make sure to make it secure



`faas secret create buildkite-secret --from-literal "BUILDKITE_WEBHOOK_SECRET"`



* Gitea API Key



Go to Gitea user application settings https://gitea.example.com/user/settings/applications and create an API token



`faas secret create gitea-token --from-literal "GITEA_API_KEY"`



* Gitea Webhook Secret



This is a shared secret that'll verify data sent to function. You can choose what to make this string, just make sure to make it secure



`faas secret create gitea-secret --from-literal "GITEA_WEBHOOK_SECRET"`



* Gitea API Base



This is the URL to the Gitea install so that API calls know where to call



`faas secret create gitea-api-base --from-literal "https://gitea.example.com"`



### Deploy your function



Just like any OpenFaaS function, just deploy the function using `faas deploy -f stack.yml`



### Setup Webhooks



Now that secrets have been made, you'll need to create webhooks in both Gitea and Buildkite



#### Create Buildkite Webhook



First go to the "Notification Services" page of your Org settings, create a "Webhook" with all of the "Build" events checked, and select the specific pipeline that is connected to your repo.



Add two querystring params to your function URL `org_slug=username_or_org_slug_from_gitea` and `repo=repo_slug_from_gitea`, and then use that as URL for webhook. It'll end up looking something like: `https://openfaas.example.com/function/buildkitehook?org_slug=repo_slug_from_gitea&repo=repo_slug_from_gitea`



Finally, add the secret you created above as the webhook token.



Now that the Buildkite webhook has been created, the status of your builds will be reported back to Gitea.



#### Create Buildkite Webhook



Go to the webhook settings section of repo settings and create a new "Gitea" webhook. Only select "Push Events" to trigger on.



Just like with the buildkite webhook, you'll need to add several querystring params to the function URL. `secret=GITEA_WEBHOOK_SECRET`, `org_slug=buildkite_org_slug`, and `pipeline=buildkite_pipeline_slug`, so it'll end up looking like `https://openfaas.example.com/function/giteahook?secret=GITEA_WEBHOOK_SECRET&org_slug=buildkite_org_slug&pipeline=buildkite_pipeline_slug`