🛰 Astro Status Webhooks Handler

This is a simple express server which listens for webhooks sent from Astro's status page and forwards them to Discord via Discord webhooks.

Setup

DISCLAIMER: You will need a VPS or a server in general to setup this application.
If you want to receive Astro status notifications directly in your Discord server then follow the next steps:

Setting up the Discord webhook

• Go in the channel where you want to receive status updates
• Open its settings
• Head over the Integrations tab
• Click on Webhooks
• Click New webhook
• Copy the Webhook URL with the apposite button

Setting up the config file

The Webhook URL copied from the last step should look something along this line:

https://discord.com/api/webhooks/815309179048820776/dOWoDfsHwTFVVGNvwEp8wwbK0X0XTynxJnmzBrlXDWhd1GYWrcWye2WsRemGM669uCfB

• Now clone this repository either via git, or by clicking the green Code button on this page & Download ZIP & unzip it.

• In the folder you just downloaded rename the examples.config.json file to config.json.

• Open that file and modify the discord_webhook_id value (which by default is 454487...) with the ID of the Discord webhook that you created before (which in the example URL shown above is 815309179048820776 )

• Now modify the discord_webhook_token value by inserting the webhook token of the Discord URL that you created (which in the example above is dOWoDfsHwTFVVGNvwEp8wwbK0X0XTynxJnmzBrlXDWhd1GYWrcWye2WsRemGM669uCfB )

Subscribing to Astro's Status page with webhooks

You will need some sort of server to host this nodejs application.
Once you got this app up and running head over to https://astro-bot.space/status, click Get Updates in the top-right, Webhooks, insert the application endpoint (for example http://yourServerIP:8090/ where 8090 is the server_port value of the config.json file) and compile the rest of the form.

You're done 🎉