v1.0.0

Release Notes - Version 1.0.0

Features:

1. Express.js Server Setup:

   • Utilizes the Express.js framework to create a web server.
   • Listens on the specified port (process.env.PORT or defaulting to 3000).

2. Heroku Webhook Handling:

   • Provides a route (/heroku-webhook) to handle incoming Heroku webhook events.
   • Extracts relevant data from the Heroku webhook payload, including event data and metadata.
   • Formats a message based on the extracted data to provide a concise summary of the Heroku event.

3. Discord Webhook Integration:

   • Utilizes the Axios library to send a formatted payload to a Discord webhook.
   • The Discord payload includes an embed with information about the Heroku event.

4. Environment Variable Usage:

   • Uses process.env to read the PORT and DISCORD_WEBHOOK environment variables.
   • Provides default values for PORT (3000) and logs the DISCORD_WEBHOOK value.

Bug Fixes:

• None in this release.

Known Issues:

• No handling for failed Discord webhook requests (errors are logged, but no retry mechanism or error response to Heroku).

Future Improvements:

• Implement a more robust error handling mechanism, including retry logic for Discord webhook requests.
• Enhance the Discord payload with additional details from the Heroku webhook payload.

Getting Started:

1. Clone the repository.
2. Install dependencies using npm install.
3. Set the DISCORD_WEBHOOK environment variable with your Discord webhook URL.
4. Start the server using node index.js.

Contributors:

• Rui Coelho