This action uses the Glitch API to export your GitHub repository to your Glitch project.

• A GitHub repository
• An existing Glitch project

Required The Authorization request header used when clicking the Import from GitHub button (Tools > Import and Export > Import from GitHub) from within your Glitch project (see screenshot to the right). The only way that I know to obtain this is to look at your Network tab in your browser and capture the contents of the Authorization request header when the POST request to https://api.glitch.com/project/githubImport is made.

Required The ID of your Glitch Project. You can obtain this via one of two ways:

• Grabbing the value the projectId query parameter of the aforementioned POST request to https://api.glitch.com/project/githubImport
• Logging process.env.PROJECT_ID in your Glitch project. More info: https://glitch.happyfox.com/kb/article/30-variables/

Optional A relative path to a specific folder to import. If not passed, it will import the entirety of the GitHub repository.

Optional The GitHub repository to sync, using the format owner/repo (e.g., octocat/Hello-World). If not passed, the current GitHub repository will be synced.

See .github/workflows/ci.yml for several full examples.

I strongly recommend adding the inputs as encrypted secrets instead of passing them directly into your action file! Here are the GitHub docs on how to do this.

uses: kanadgupta/glitch-sync@main
with:
  auth-token: '${{ secrets.authToken }}'
  project-id: '${{ secrets.projectId }}'
  path: 'dist' # optional

I am not an employee of Glitch (merely a user)! This repository is not endorsed by Glitch and does not use a documented public API endpoint (and the endpoint can be kind of flaky to be honest). The endpoint may change at anytime and break this workflow.