voxpupuli/puppet_webhook

# MODULE SAMPLES
# Simulate a github post:
# curl -X POST \
#      -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
#      -d '{ \
#            "repository": { \
#              "id": 12345, \
#              "name": "puppetlabs-stdlib", \
#              "html_url": "http://github.com", \
#              "owner": {\
#                "login": "foo"
#              } \
#            } \
#          }' \
#      'https://puppet:puppet@localhost:8088/module' -k -q
#
# Simulate a BitBucket post:
# curl -X POST \
#      -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
#      -d '{ \
#            "repository": { \
#              "full_name": "puppetlabs/puppetlabs-stdlib", \
#              "name": "PuppetLabs : StdLib"
#        } }' \
#      'https://puppet:puppet@localhost:8088/module' -k -q
#
# This example shows that, unlike github, BitBucket allows special characters
# in repository names but translates it to generate a full_name which
# is used in the repository URL and is most useful for this webhook handler.

# PAYLOAD SAMPLES
# Simulate a github post:
# curl -d '{ "ref": "refs/heads/production" }' -H "Accept: application/json" 'https://puppet:puppet@localhost:8088/payload' -k -q
#
# If using stash look at the stash_mco.rb script included here.
# It will filter the stash post and make it look like a github post.
#
# Simulate a Gitorious post:
# curl -X POST -d '%7b%22ref%22%3a%22master%22%7d' 'http://puppet:puppet@localhost:8088/payload' -q
# Yes, Gitorious does not support https...
#
# Simulate a BitBucket post:
# curl -X POST -d '{ "push": { "changes": [ { "new": { "name": "production" } } ] } }' \
#      'https://puppet:puppet@localhost:8088/payload' -k -q