A GitHub Action to watch for GitHub Wiki Page changes, and then notify a Slack channel

You can provide one of these methods to authenticate yourself.

• SLACK_WEBHOOK: The Slack Webhook URL required to post a message to your workspace.
• SLACK_TOKEN: A Slack token that will auth you into the Slack system.

• SLACK_USERNAME: The Slack username if you want to define it, otherwise it will be what you have defined in Slack.
• SLACK_CHANNEL: The Slack channel if you want to define it, otherwise it will be what you have defined in Slack.
• PAGES_TO_WATCH: A regex of page titles you want to watch, in order to get a notification. If not defined, all pages are watched.

...
- name: Wiki Watcher
  uses: benmatselby/gollum-page-watcher-action@v1
  env:
    SLACK_WEBHOOK: ${{ secrets.SLACK_WEBHOOK }}
    SLACK_CHANNEL: #random
    SLACK_USERNAME: Gollum
    PAGES_TO_WATCH: (^Home$)|(^Meeting minutes)
...

This will result in a match on "Home", and all pages with a title starting with "Meeting minutes".

To test this, you can run it from your command line with the following setup

GITHUB_EVENT_PATH=example-payloads/valid-payload.json \
GITHUB_EVENT_NAME=gollum \
SLACK_WEBHOOK=[your-slack-webhook-url] \
SLACK_CHANNEL=[your-slack-channel] \
DEBUG=true \
go run main.go

If DEBUG is defined, it will not post to Slack, but rather output the webhook message in your terminal.