Integration of IBM App Connect with GitHub Request

Here in this blog, we are going to learn the integration of IBM App Connect with Github Request.

GitHub with IBM Integration Bus (IIB), which is an integration platform that facilitates the development, deployment, and management of integration solutions. GitHub, on the other hand, is a widely used platform for version control and collaboration in software development. Integrating GitHub with IIB can help streamline your development process by managing your IIB-related code and configurations in a version-controlled manner.

IBM Integration Bus (IIB) is a versatile platform that simplifies the creation, deployment, and management of integration solutions. By connecting various applications and systems, IIB facilitates seamless data flow and communication

Integrate the GitHub Request node into our message flow. This node acts as the interface for communication between IIB and GitHub. GitHub Request node to perform specific actions on GitHub objects such as create objects, retrieve objects, update, and delete objects and we can retrieve, update organizations, repositories and retrieve or merge branches

Steps to implement the GIT integration with ACE:

1: Create a message flow including a GitHub drive request node.

2: Create a New Policy with the Vault key and work directory.

Note: Create a server with the Vault key. The specified vault key and work directory key both should be the same.

3: Generate personal access tokens from our GitHub account.

4: After generating a person access token from the GitHub account in the displayed window, establishing the connection between GitHub and App Connect.

5: Once a connection is established users can perform actions, such as creating, and retrieving, objects such as branches, issues, organizations, pull requests, and repositories using the GitHub request node.

Once the integration is established, we can perform various operations using the GitHub Request node in a message flow to connect to GitHub and perform actions on objects, including the Retrieve or merge branches, Create, retrieve, or update issues, or add or remove assignees, retrieve or update organizations, Create, retrieve, update, or delete repositories.