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Feishu Notification Script

scripts/feishu-notify.ts is a CLI tool for sending notifications to Feishu (Lark) Webhook. This script is primarily used in GitHub Actions workflows to enable automatic notifications.

Features

  • Subcommand-based CLI structure for different notification types
  • HMAC-SHA256 signature verification
  • Sends Feishu interactive card messages
  • Full TypeScript type support
  • Credentials via environment variables for security

Usage

Prerequisites

pnpm install

CLI Structure

pnpm tsx scripts/feishu-notify.ts [command] [options]

Environment Variables (Required)

Variable Description
FEISHU_WEBHOOK_URL Feishu Webhook URL
FEISHU_WEBHOOK_SECRET Feishu Webhook signing secret

Commands

send - Send Simple Notification

Send a generic notification without business-specific logic.

pnpm tsx scripts/feishu-notify.ts send [options]
Option Short Description Required
--title -t Card title Yes
--description -d Card description (supports markdown) Yes
--color -c Header color template No (default: turquoise)

Available colors: blue, wathet, turquoise, green, yellow, orange, red, carmine, violet, purple, indigo, grey, default

Example

# Use $'...' syntax for proper newlines
pnpm tsx scripts/feishu-notify.ts send \
  -t "Deployment Completed" \
  -d $'**Status:** Success\n\n**Environment:** Production\n\n**Version:** v1.2.3' \
  -c green
# Send an error alert (red color)
pnpm tsx scripts/feishu-notify.ts send \
  -t "Error Alert" \
  -d $'**Error Type:** Connection failed\n\n**Severity:** High\n\nPlease check the system status' \
  -c red

Note: For proper newlines in the description, use bash's $'...' syntax. Do not use literal \n in double quotes, as it will be displayed as-is in the Feishu card.

issue - Send GitHub Issue Notification

pnpm tsx scripts/feishu-notify.ts issue [options]
Option Short Description Required
--url -u GitHub issue URL Yes
--number -n Issue number Yes
--title -t Issue title Yes
--summary -m Issue summary Yes
--author -a Issue author No (default: "Unknown")
--labels -l Issue labels (comma-separated) No

Example

pnpm tsx scripts/feishu-notify.ts issue \
  -u "https://github.com/owner/repo/issues/123" \
  -n "123" \
  -t "Bug: Something is broken" \
  -m "This is a bug report about a feature" \
  -a "username" \
  -l "bug,high-priority"

Usage in GitHub Actions

This script is primarily used in .github/workflows/github-issue-tracker.yml:

- name: Install dependencies
  run: pnpm install

- name: Send notification
  run: |
    pnpm tsx scripts/feishu-notify.ts issue \
      -u "${{ github.event.issue.html_url }}" \
      -n "${{ github.event.issue.number }}" \
      -t "${{ github.event.issue.title }}" \
      -a "${{ github.event.issue.user.login }}" \
      -l "${{ join(github.event.issue.labels.*.name, ',') }}" \
      -m "Issue summary content"
  env:
    FEISHU_WEBHOOK_URL: ${{ secrets.FEISHU_WEBHOOK_URL }}
    FEISHU_WEBHOOK_SECRET: ${{ secrets.FEISHU_WEBHOOK_SECRET }}

Feishu Card Message Format

The issue command sends an interactive card containing:

  • Header: #<issue_number> - <issue_title>
  • Author: Issue creator
  • Labels: Issue labels (if any)
  • Summary: Issue content summary
  • Action Button: "View Issue" button linking to the GitHub Issue page

Configuring Feishu Webhook

  1. Add a custom bot to your Feishu group
  2. Obtain the Webhook URL and signing secret
  3. Configure them in GitHub Secrets:
    • FEISHU_WEBHOOK_URL: Webhook address
    • FEISHU_WEBHOOK_SECRET: Signing secret

Error Handling

The script exits with a non-zero code when:

  • Required environment variables are missing (FEISHU_WEBHOOK_URL, FEISHU_WEBHOOK_SECRET)
  • Required command options are missing
  • Feishu API returns a non-2xx status code
  • Network request fails

Extending with New Commands

The CLI is designed to support multiple notification types. To add a new command:

  1. Define the command options interface
  2. Create a card builder function
  3. Add a new command handler
  4. Register the command with program.command()