Allows you to consume one webhook and trigger multiple other environments. You can also add your own functionality and checks in here.

Most systems allow you to define one automatic hook, sometimes you want to trigger multiple different tasks or multiple environments on that one action, to do so you can use this project.

Make sure you've node and npm installed:

# Install dependency
npm install

# Run the server
node index.js

In the index.js you can find an array of environments, your port and host configuration.

const environments = [
  'https://environment-1/purge',
  'https://environment-2/purge',
  'https://environment-3/purge',
  'https://environment-4/purge'
]
const port = 3000
const host = '127.0.0.1'