A curated list of awesome things related to GitHub Actions.
Actions are triggered by GitHub platform events directly in a repo and run on-demand workflows as autoscaled containers in response. With GitHub Actions you can automate your workflow from idea to production.
- Declaratively setup GitHub Labels
- Run GitHub Actions Locally
- Alternative (Python-based) for Running GitHub Actions Locally
- Many linters and autofixers for various languages
- Node.js Actions Toolkit
- Use HashiCorp's Terraform
- GitHub Actions for Yarn
- GitHub Actions for Golang
- Android Build and Emulator Actions
- GitHub Actions for R and accompanying #rstats package
- GitHub Actions for WordPress
- Sleep
- Wait for 200
- Run Cake tasks
- Run psake tasks
- SSH
- General purpose HTTP client for Actions, wrapping HTTPie
- Build Go apps using GoCenter
- Run pandoc - The swiss army knife for document conversions.
- Debug Action - Print environment variables and event to the Actions logs.
- Runs Hadolint against a Dockerfile within a repository
- Test your Actions Locally
- Lint a Dockerfile (using replicatedhq/dockerfilelint)
- NPM Audit
- PHP Code fixer Action
- PHP Psalm Static code analyzer Action
- PHPStan Static code analyzer Action
- PHPQA toolsuite Action
- GraphQL Inspector Action
- Snyk CLI Test Action
- PowerShell static analysis with PSScriptAnalyzer
- Run web performance audits using Sitespeed.io
- Run Tests through Puppeteer, the Headless Chrome Node API
- Run ESLint with status checks and file diff annotations
- JavaScript-based linter for *.workflow files
- Send your latest code coverage score to Coveralls.io
- Set pull request reviewers based on assignees
- Open or update pull request on branch push (with branch selection)
- Post gif on check fail
- Cleanup branches after merge
- Automatically rebase a PR
- Evaluate Clojure in the issue comment
- Create Pull Request when branch is pushed
- Label pull request once it has a specified number of approvals
- Add labels to Pull Request based on matched file patterns
- Auto approve pull requests
- Automatically add reviewers to pull request based on the configuration file
- Deploy a Zola site to GitHub Pages
- Visualize your Dockerfile with a Container Tree
- Build Hugo static content site and publish it to gh-pages branch
- Build a Jekyll site—with Custom Jekyll Plugins & Build Scripts—and deploy it back to the Gh-Pages Branch
- Google Dataset Search Metadata - And other schema.org extractors to make datasets discoverable from GitHub pages.
- Deploy assets to GitHub pages - No building, just deploying.
- Confucious Wisdom (Pull Request Failure Message)
- Send a Discord notification
- Send a Slack message
- Post a Slack message as a bot
- Update Twitter status
- Send an SMS from GitHub Actions using Nexmo
- Trigger emails with release notes with SendGrid
- Send email on failed GitHub Checks
- Report webpack stats to packtracker.io
- Send a Telegram Message
- Send a File or Text Message to Discord (custom define color, username or avatar)
- Collaborate on tweets using pull requests
- Deploy to Netlify
- Deploy a Probot App using Actions
- Deploy a playlist to Spotify
- Deploy a serverless app to AWS Lambda with Up
- Deploy serverless infrastructure with AWS SAM
- Deploy a Node.js function to AWS Lambda and invoke it using the Serverless framework
- Deploy VS Code extensions with vsce
- Deploy a Node.js App to Azure
- Deploy via rsync over ssh
- Deploy to any Cloud or Kubernetes Using Pulumi
- Deploy a Cloudflare worker
- Deploy your DNS configuration using DNS Control
- Using surge.sh, deploy your branch specific storybook as a pull request deployment
- Create Release Archive
- Publish WordPress Plugin
- Deploy a Theme to Shopify
- Trigger multiple GitLab CI Pipeline
- Trigger multiple Jenkins Jobs
- GitHub Deployment API
- Use a Jenkinsfile
- Configure a DNS Record on Cloudflare
- Firebase
- GitHub Action for Firebase
- GitHub Action for JFrog CLI
- GitHub Action for Contentful Migration CLI
- Execute Gradle task
- JS Build Actions - Run Grunt or Gulp build tasks and commit file changes.
- Ember CLI Actions
- GitHub Action for Gatsby CLI
- Introducing GitHub Actions
- Deploying to Firebase Hosting with GitHub Actions
- Building GitHub Actions in Node.js
- GitHub Actions on Android project
Please don't hesitate to make a PR if you have more resources to share. Check out contributing.md for more information