Podio "integration" for Github, works through a simple web POST hook. (And yes, this is annoyingly ugly in how the payload is written to vars and then a `$message`. If you ever use this, at least generalize a bit -- and cut the lines by half. Should make it more readable.)

github-to-podio.tcl

ad_page_contract {} {
    payload:notnull
}

package require json
set payload [json::json2dict $payload]

set repository [dict get $payload repository]
set repository_name [dict get $repository name]
set repository_url [dict get $repository url]

foreach commit [dict get $payload commits] {
    set commit_id [dict get $commit id]
    set commit_message [dict get $commit message]
    set commit_url [dict get $commit url]
    set commit_added [dict get $commit added]
    set commit_removed [dict get $commit removed]
    set commit_modified [dict get $commit modified]
    
    set author [dict get $commit author]
    set author_name [dict get $author name]
    set author_email [dict get $author email]

    set author_name [lindex [split $author_name { }] 0]
    set commit_id [string range $commit_id 0 7]

    set message "\[@${author_name}\](mailto:${author_email}) did something cool: *${commit_message}* \n"
    if { $commit_added ne "" } {
        append message "\n\n*Added*: ${commit_added}"
    }
    if { $commit_removed ne "" } {
        append message "\n\n*Removed*: ${commit_removed}"
    }
    if { $commit_modified ne "" } {
        append message "\n\n*Modified*: ${commit_modified}"
    }
    append message "\n\n(\[${commit_id}\](${commit_url}) on \[${repository_name}\](${repository_url}))"
    um::util::podio -force $message
}

doc_return 200 text/plain OK
ad_script_abort