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HipChat Wrapper

A very basic wrapper for the HipChat HTTP API.

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Requirements

  • Ruby 1.9.3 or higher
  • HipChat Account, sign up here!

Installation

Gemfile

gem 'hipchat'

Install

gem install hipchat

Usage

client = HipChat::Client.new(api_token)
# Set http proxy
client = HipChat::Client.new(api_token, :http_proxy => 'http://proxy_host:proxy_port')

# 'username' is the name for which the message will be presented as from
client['my room'].send('username', 'I talk')

# Send notifications to users (default false)
client['my room'].send('username', 'I quit!', :notify => true)

# Color it red. or "yellow", "green", "purple", "random" (default "yellow")
client['my room'].send('username', 'Build failed!', :color => 'red')

# Have your message rendered as text in HipChat (see https://www.hipchat.com/docs/api/method/rooms/message)
client['my room'].send('username', '@coworker Build faild!', :message_format => 'text')

# Update the topic of a room in HipChat (see https://www.hipchat.com/docs/api/method/rooms/topic)
client['my room'].topic('Free Ice Cream in the kitchen')

# Change the from field for a topic update (default "API")
client['my room'].topic('Weekely sales: $10,000', :from => 'Sales Team')

# Get history from a room
client['my room'].history()

# Get history for a date in time with a particular timezone (default is latest 75 messages, timezone default is 'UTC')
client['my room'].history(:date => '2010-11-19', :timezone => 'PST')

# Create a new room, V1 requires owner_user_id (see https://www.hipchat.com/docs/api/method/rooms/create)
client.create_room("Name", :owner_user_id => 'user_id')
client = HipChat::Client.new(api_token, :api_version => 'v2')
# Set http proxy
client = HipChat::Client.new(api_token, :api_version => 'v2', :http_proxy => 'http://proxy_host:proxy_port')

# 'username' is the name for which the message will be presented as from
client['my room'].send('username', 'I talk')

# Send notifications to users (default false)
client['my room'].send('username', 'I quit!', :notify => true)

# Color it red. or "yellow", "green", "purple", "random" (default "yellow")
client['my room'].send('username', 'Build failed!', :color => 'red')

# Have your message rendered as text in HipChat (see https://www.hipchat.com/docs/apiv2/method/send_room_notification)
client['my room'].send('username', '@coworker Build faild!', :message_format => 'text')

# Update the topic of a room in HipChat (see https://www.hipchat.com/docs/apiv2/method/set_topic)
client['my room'].topic('Free Ice Cream in the kitchen')

# Change the from field for a topic update (default "API")
client['my room'].topic('Weekely sales: $10,000', :from => 'Sales Team')

# Get history from a room
client['my room'].history()

# Get history for a date in time with a particular timezone (default is latest 75 messages, timezone default is 'UTC')
client['my room'].history(:date => '2010-11-19', :timezone => 'PST')

# Get statistics from a room
client['my room'].statistics()

# Create a new room (see https://www.hipchat.com/docs/apiv2/method/create_room)
client.create_room("Name", options = {})

# Get room data (see https://www.hipchat.com/docs/apiv2/method/get_room)
client['my room'].get_room

# Update room data (see https://www.hipchat.com/docs/apiv2/method/update_room)
It's recommended to call client['my room'].get_room then pass in modified hash attributes to #update_room
client['my room'].update_room(options = {})

# Delete room (see https://www.hipchat.com/docs/apiv2/method/delete_room)
client['my room'].delete_room

# Invite user to room (see https://www.hipchat.com/docs/apiv2/method/invite_user)
client['my room'].invite("USER_ID_OR_NAME", options = {})

# Sends a user a private message. Valid value for user are user id or email address
client.user('[email protected]').send('I can send private messages')

Custom Server URL

client = HipChat::Client.new(api_token, :api_version => 'v2', :server_url => 'https://domain.com')
# 'username' is the name for which the message will be presented as from
client['my room'].send('username', 'I talk')

# Send notifications to users (default false)
client['my room'].send('username', 'I quit!', :notify => true)

# Color it red. or "yellow", "green", "purple", "random" (default "yellow")
client['my room'].send('username', 'Build failed!', :color => 'red')

# Have your message rendered as text in HipChat (see https://www.hipchat.com/docs/apiv2/method/send_room_notification)
client['my room'].send('username', '@coworker Build faild!', :message_format => 'text')

# Update the topic of a room in HipChat (see https://www.hipchat.com/docs/apiv2/method/set_topic)
client['my room'].topic('Free Ice Cream in the kitchen')

# Change the from field for a topic update (default "API")
client['my room'].topic('Weekely sales: $10,000', :from => 'Sales Team')

# Get history from a room
client['my room'].history()

# Get history for a date in time with a particular timezone (default is latest 75 messages, timezone default is 'UTC')
client['my room'].history(:date => '2010-11-19', :timezone => 'PST')

# Create a new room (see https://www.hipchat.com/docs/apiv2/method/create_room)
client.create_room("Name", options = {})

# Get room data (see https://www.hipchat.com/docs/apiv2/method/get_room)
client['my room'].get_room

# Update room data (see https://www.hipchat.com/docs/apiv2/method/update_room)
It's easiest to call client['my room'].get_room, parse the json and then pass in modified hash attributes
client['my room'].update_room(options = {})

# Invite user to room (see https://www.hipchat.com/docs/apiv2/method/invite_user)
client['my room'].invite("USER_ID_OR_NAME", options = {})

# Sends a user a private message. Valid value for user are user id or email address
client.user('[email protected]').send('I can send private messages')

Capistrano

Capfile

require 'hipchat/capistrano'

deploy.rb

# Required
set :hipchat_token, "<your token>"
set :hipchat_room_name, "Your room" # If you pass an array such as ["room_a", "room_b"] you can send announcements to multiple rooms.
# Optional
set :hipchat_enabled, true # set to false to prevent any messages from being sent
set :hipchat_announce, false # notify users
set :hipchat_color, 'yellow' #normal message color
set :hipchat_success_color, 'green' #finished deployment message color
set :hipchat_failed_color, 'red' #cancelled deployment message color
set :hipchat_message_format, 'html' # Sets the deployment message format, see https://www.hipchat.com/docs/api/method/rooms/message
set :hipchat_options, {
  :api_version  => "v2" # Set "v2" to send messages with API v2
}

Who did it?

To determine the user that is currently running the deploy, the capistrano tasks will look for the following:

  1. The $HIPCHAT_USER environment variable
  2. The hipchat_human capistrano var.
  3. The git user.name var.
  4. The $USER environment variable.

Commit log notification (only for Capistrano 2)

Send commit log with deploy notification. We currently support git and svn.

set :hipchat_commit_log, true
# Optional
set :hipchat_commit_log_format, ":time :user\n:message\n"
set :hipchat_commit_log_time_format, "%Y/%m/%d %H:%M:%S"
set :hipchat_commit_log_message_format, "^PROJECT-\d+" # extracts ticket number from message

Rails 3 Rake Task

Send a message using a rake task:

rake hipchat:send["hello world"]

or

rake hipchat:send MESSAGE="hello world"

Options like the room, API token, user name and notification flag can be set in YAML.

RAILS_ROOT/config/hipchat.yml:

token: "<your token>"
room: ["Room name(s) or id(s)"] # this is an array
user: "Your name" # Default to `whoami`
notify: true # Defaults to false
api_version: "v2" # optional, defaults to v1
color: "yellow"

Engine Yard

Use a deploy hook to send messages from Engine Yard’s Cloud platform.

RAILS_ROOT/deploy/after_restart.rb:

on_app_master do
  message  = "Deploying revision #{config.active_revision} to #{config.environment_name}"
  message += " (with migrations)" if config.migrate?
  message += "."

  # Send a message via rake task assuming a hipchat.yml in your config like above
  run "cd #{config.release_path} && bundle exec rake hipchat:send MESSAGE='#{message}'"
end

Chef Handler

APIv1 ONLY, use APIv1 Key
NOTE: APIv2 required for HipChatServer Beta

Report on Chef runs.

Within a Recipe:

include_recipe 'chef_handler'

gem_package 'hipchat'

chef_handler 'HipChat::NotifyRoom' do
  action :enable
  arguments ['API_KEY', 'HIPCHAT_ROOM']
  source File.join(Gem.all_load_paths.grep(/hipchat/).first,
                   'hipchat', 'chef.rb')
end

With client.rb:

   require 'hipchat/chef'
   hipchat_handler = HipChat::NotifyRoom.new("API_KEY", "HIPCHAT_ROOM")
   exception_handlers << hipchat_handler

With HipChat Server Beta

Add an “options” hash to set api v2 and your URL:

  • arguments [‘API_KEY’, ‘HIPCHAT_ROOM’, options={hipchat_options: {api_version: “v2”, server_url: “https://hipchat.example.com”}}]
  • hipchat_handler = HipChat::NotifyRoom.new(“API_KEY”, “HIPCHAT_ROOM”, options={hipchat_options: {api_version: “v2”, server_url: “https://hipchat.example.com”}})

Copyright

Copyright © 2012 Atlassian. See LICENSE for details.

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