Bludger

GitHub Actions at your Fingertips! ✨

Documentation • Usage • Getting Started

About

Bludger is a GitHub Actions Automation Framework presented to you as a CLI! It leverages a powerful templating engine and the Actions REST API to perform various tasks. This enables you to make use the CI on a daily basis for heavy time-consuming tasks to game up your productivity to the next level.

Whether its parsing a dataset for research purposes or running a couple of custom scripts for your daily task, Bludger simplifies everything. Its very similar to a "shell on the web", except the fact that you can easily spin up new instances/workflows with complete control over the target machine on which it is running.

Related blog: https://medium.com/@0xInfection/utilizing-ci-cds-to-the-fullest-for-fun-and-profit-78f73d505fd0

Main Features

Here are some features which it offers so far:

• [x] Powerful & extremely customisable templating engine.
• [x] Can handle automatic repository creation/cloning/deletion.
• [x] Allows you to automatically/manually create, trigger, delete or cancel workflows.
• [x] Downloading logs from a finished run.

Getting Started

• Lets quickly set you up.
• Read how to use the tool.
• Learn about writing templates.
• Look at some example use-cases.

Contribution & License

A few ways to contribute:

• Suggest a feature
• Report a bug
• Open a pull request
• Spread the word

Bludger is licensed under the BSD 3-Clause License, see LICENSE for more information.

Final Words

This tool was intended to make lives easier. Whether you are a guy who cannot afford a VPS to run a monitoring setup on, or someone who just wants to multitask on a wholly different level, this tool is for everyone. If you know what you're doing, an entirely new world of possibilities to level up your productivity waits ahead of you!

P.S.: Neither me, nor any of the contributors of this tool are responsible for what you do with it. It is entirely the end-users' responsibility to comply with GitHub's Terms.

Crafted with ❤️ by @0xInfection