Quick script to go through a bunch of GitHub repos and add campfire notification to them. Turns out campfire notifications created in the past only have the 'push' event in them.

gh-campfire.rb

require 'rubygems'
require 'json/ext'
require 'restclient'
require 'pp'

# You'll need to define the following variables and of course change
# 'mudynamics' to your organization name
# user, password (for GitHub credentials)
# room, subdomain, token (your Campfire settings)

# Monkey patch RestClient::Resource to handle JSON parsing of the response
class RestClient::Resource
    [ :get, :post, :put, :patch, :delete ].each do |verb|
        define_method :"json_#{verb}" do |*args|
            val = self.send verb, *args
            JSON.parse val
        end
    end
end

gh = RestClient::Resource.new 'https://api.github.com', :user => user, \
    :password => password
gh['/orgs/mudynamics/repos'].json_get.each do |repo|
    next unless repo['name'] =~ /^blitz-/

    repo_name = repo['name']
    pp repo_name
    hooks_url = "/repos/mudynamics/#{repo_name}/hooks"
    hooks = gh[hooks_url].json_get
    campfire = hooks.find { |h| h['name'] == 'campfire' }

    # Add campfire notification if it doesn't exist
    if not campfire
        puts "=> adding campfire notification"
        gh[hooks_url].json_post({
            :name => 'campfire',
            :active => true,
            'events' => [ 'push', 'pull_request', 'issues' ],
            :config => {
                :room => room,
                :subdomain => subdomain,
                :token => token
            }
        }.to_json)
    else
        # Campfire notifications setup in the past only handle 'push' events.
        # So patch that and add issues and pull_requests.
        if not campfire['events'].find { |e| e == 'pull_request' }
            puts "=> patching events"
            gh[hooks_url + "/#{campfire['id']}"].patch({
                :name => 'campfire',
                :add_events => ['issues','pull_request']
            }.to_json)
        end
    end
    puts
end

According to @github support, the pull_request and issues events are new and are only configurable through the API. The UI support is not there yet. Hence this script.