API-based addition of hooks to your repos

addhooks.rb

require 'octokit'

# I don't have to put my secrets in this file
require_relative 'auth'

ORGNAME = '<insert your organization or repo name here>'

client = Octokit::Client.new(:login => LOGIN, :password => PASSWORD)

repo = "#{ORGNAME}/<insert your repo name here>"

# Hooks:
# This could probably be a YAML file or such.
[
  { :name => "web",
    :config => {
      :insecure_ssl => "1",
      :url => "http://jenkins.external.jenkins.url.mydomain.com/github-webhook/" 
    } 
  },
  { :name => "irc",
    :config => {
      :branch_regexes => "",
      :message_without_join => "1",
      :nick => "",
      :notice => "1",
      :password => "",
      :port => "6667",
      :room => "#<insert the name of your IRC room here>",
      :server => "irc.freenode.net"
    }
  },
  { :name => "pivotaltracker",
    :config => {
      :branch => "",
      :endpoint => "",
      :token => "<some secret api key goes here>"
    }
  }
].each do |hook|
  client.create_hook(repo, hook[:name], hook[:config])
  puts "#{hook[:name]} created on #{repo}"
end

auth.rb

# The secretest secrets
LOGIN = 'miketheman'
PASSWORD = 'you didn't really think I'd put it here, right?'

Gemfile

gem "octokit", "~> 1.24.0"

instructions.md

What to do:

1. Install the dependencies: bundle install (alternatively gem install octokit
2. Create an auth.rb file with your secrets
3. Create the addhooks.rb file, and modify where necessary - ORGNAME, and set up any hooks as an array with the hash of the hook to modify
4. Execute: ruby addhooks.rb
5. Profit!