GH Release Paniker

A simple GitHub Action that physically puts your senses on alert when your build/release fails

Usage

Requirements:

Raspberry Pi, LED, Buzzer, Internet connection, Router with port-forwarding capabilities and some patience :D

Step 1: Assembling the Circuit

Assemble the Circuit as given in the diagram
Step 2: Installing the FastAPI Server Clone the repo using the comment git clone https://github.com/DarthBenro008/gh-release-paniker in your Raspberry Pi

Run the following commands:
```
cd server
pip install -r requirements.txt
unvicorn main:app --host=0.0.0.0 --port=3000
```
Step 3: Port forward and get the IP Address of your Raspberry Pi

Go to your Router settings and port forward the IP address of your Raspbery Pi on port 3000

Warning: Port forwarding exposes your raspberry pi to the internet, ensure you do not have any sensitive data or server running on it
Step 4: Pick a GitHub Action workflow from this repository

From the .github/workflows folder, you have various workflows to pick for your project, pick one and replace the public IP in the last line where it asks you to replace

Incase you want to add your own YAML workflow, just ensure the continue-on-error: true is appended to each step and then you can add an additional step as follows:
```
    - name: Send Paniker
      if: steps.stepID.outcome != 'success' # Replace Step ID with your stepid 
      run: curl http://YOUR_IP:3000/panik # Replace the port-forwaded public IP
```
Step 5: Hope this setup never buzzes! and may your releases always succeed

In order to turn off the buzzer, you have to go the following url: http://YOUR_IP:3000/stop

This repository contains various GitHub Actions that help Open-Source projects release a new version of their project with a single command.

This repository contains the following:

Workflow Name	Description	Builds and releases across multiple OS/Platforms in a single command	What triggers the workflow?
rust-releaser	Release your rust based application across linux, windows, macOS in a single command with changelogs	Yes	on push of tags starting with "v", eg: v1.0, v0.1.1
golang-releaser	Release your Golang based application across linux, windows, macOS in a single command with changelogs	Yes	on push of tags starting with "v", eg: v1.0, v0.1.1
hugo-releaser	Release your Hugo website to GitHub pages in a single command	Yes	on push to master/main branch
android-releaser	Build, Release and Test your android app and get it delivered on Telegram Channel of your choice	Yes	on push to master/main branch, and on push of tags starting with "v"