sdras / awesome-actions

A curated list of awesome actions to use on GitHub

Awesome Actions

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 either on Linux, Windows or macOS virtual machines or inside a container in response. With GitHub Actions you can automate your workflow from idea to production.

Contents

• Official Resources
  • Workflow Examples
  • Official Actions
  • Create your Actions
• Community Resources
  • GitHub Tools and Management
  • Collection of Actions
  • Utility
  • Static Analysis
  • Dynamic Analysis
  • Monitoring
  • Pull Requests
  • GitHub Pages
  • Notifications and Messages
  • Deployment
  • External Services
  • Frontend Tools
  • Machine Learning Ops
  • Build
  • Database
  • Localization
  • Fun
  • Cheat Sheet
• Tutorials

Official Resources

• Official Site
• Official Documentation
• Official Actions organization
  • actions/virtual-environments - GitHub Actions virtual environments.
  • actions/runner - The Runner for GitHub Actions.
• GitHub Blog Announcement

Workflow Examples

• actions/starter-workflows - Starter workflow management.
• actions/example-services - Example workflows using service containers.

Official Actions

Workflow Tool Actions

Tool actions for your workflow.

• actions/checkout - Setup your repository on your workflow.
• actions/upload-artifact - Upload artifacts from your workflow.
• actions/download-artifact - Download artifacts from your build.
• actions/cache - Cache dependencies and build outputs in GitHub Actions.
• actions/github-script - Write a script for GitHub API and the workflow contexts.

Actions for GitHub Automation

Automate management for issues, pull requests, and releases.

• actions/create-release - An Action to create releases via the GitHub Release API.
• actions/upload-release-asset - An Action to upload a release asset via the GitHub Release API.
• actions/first-interaction - An action for filtering pull requests and issues from first-time contributors.
• actions/stale - Marks issues and pull requests that have not had recent interaction.
• actions/labeler - An action for automatically labelling pull requests.
• actions/delete-package-versions - Delete versions of a package from GitHub Packages.

Setup Actions

Set up your GitHub Actions workflow with a specific version of your programming languages.

• actions/setup-node: Node.js
• actions/setup-python: Python
• actions/setup-go: Go
• actions/setup-dotnet: .NET core sdk
• actions/setup-haskell: Haskell (GHC and Cabal)
• actions/setup-java: Java
• actions/setup-ruby: Ruby
• actions/setup-elixir: Elixir

Create your Actions

JavaScript and TypeScript Actions

• actions/toolkit - The GitHub ToolKit for developing GitHub Actions.
• actions/hello-world-javascript-action - A template to demonstrate how to build a JavaScript action.
• actions/javascript-action - Create a JavaScript Action.
• actions/typescript-action - Create a TypeScript Action.
• actions/http-client - A lightweight HTTP client optimized for use with actions, TypeScript with generics and async await.

Docker Container Actions

• actions/hello-world-docker-action - A template to demonstrate how to build a Docker action.
• actions/container-toolkit-action - Template repo for creating container actions using actions/toolkit.

Community Resources

GitHub Tools and Management

• Declaratively setup GitHub Labels
• Action to sync GitHub labels in the declarative way
• Add releases to GitHub
• Publish a docker image to Dockerhub
• Create an issue using content from a file
• Publish GitHub Releases with Assets
• GitHub Project Automation+ - Automate GitHub Project cards with any webhook event.
• Run GitHub Actions Locally with a web interface
• Run GitHub Actions Locally in Terminal
• Build and Publish Android debug APK
• Generate sequential build numbers for GitHub Actions
• Push Git changes to GitHub repository without authentication difficulties
• Generate release notes based on your events
• Create a GitHub wiki page based on the provided markdown file
• Label your Pull Requests auto-magically (using committed files)
• Add Label to your Pull Requests based on the author team name
• Get a list of file changes with PR/Push
• Use private actions in any workflow
• Label Your Issues Using the Issue's Contents
• Rollback a GitHub Release
• Lock Closed Issues and Pull Requests after a Period of Inactivity
• Get Commit Difference Count Between Two Branches
• Generate Release Notes Based on Git References
• Enforce Policies on GitHub Repositories and Commits
• Auto Label Issue Based on Issue Description
• Update Configured GitHub Actions to the Latest Versions
• Create Issue Branch
• Remove Old Artifacts
• Expose Git Commit Data As Environment Variables
• Sync Defined Files/Binaries to Wiki or External Repositories
• Create/Update/Delete a GitHub Wiki Page Based on Any File
• Prow GitHub Actions - Automation of policy enforcement, chat-ops, and automatic PR merging.
• Check GitHub Status in your Workflow
• Manage Labels on GitHub (create/rename/update/delete) as Code
• Continuous Distribution of Funding to your Project Contributors and Dependencies
• Herald Rules for GitHub: Add Subscribers, Assignees, Labels, and More to Your PR
• GitHub Codeowners Validator - Ensures the correctness of your GitHub CODEOWNERS file. It supports public and private GitHub repositories and also GitHub Enterprise installations.
• Copybara Action - Move and transform code between repositories (ideal to maintain several repos from one monorepo).

Collection of Actions

• Use HashiCorp's Terraform
• GitHub Actions for Yarn 1
• GitHub Actions for Yarn 2
• GitHub Actions for Golang
• GitHub Actions for R and accompanying #rstats package
• GitHub Actions for WordPress
• GitHub Actions for Composer
• GitHub Actions for Flutter
• GitHub Actions for PHP
• GitHub Actions for Rust
• GitHub Actions for Android
• GitHub Actions for Logtalk and Prolog
• GitHub Actions for Deno
• GitHub Actions for Unity
• Octions - GitHub Actions for GitHub REST API
• GitHub Actions for Docker
• GitHub Actions for AWS
• Actions Hub

Utility

• Setup ssh-agent - Run ssh-agent with additional SSH keys to access private repositories.
• GitHub Actions Badges for your README
• GitHub Actions for Python project with poetry
• GitHub Actions for Python project with pyenv
• GitHub Actions to compile LaTeX documents
• Update Maxmind Databases
• Debug with SSH over tmate - Debug the Action directly by providing a SSH connection.
• Unlock git-crypt files
• Golang CGO cross compiler
• Run your job on another architecture: arm32, aarch64 and others
• Generate a table of contents
• Automatically add Label or Assignee to an Issue
• Action to send LGTM reaction as image or GIF when we say lgtm
• Generate build numbers across multiple scopes
• Publish GitHub release artifacts
• Jekyll Diff Action - Diffs the built Jekyll site after a change, and comments the result back to GitHub.
• Branch Protection Bot - Temporarily disable and re-enable "Include administrators" option in branch protection.
• Wait for commit statuses - Wait until all statuses and checks are successful or any of them has failed and set its status output accordingly.
• Get Latest Tag - Get the previous tag from git.
• Create Milestone - Create a new open milestone given the title and description.
• Close Milestone - Close the given milestone.
• Action to enforce branch naming rules
• Expose slug of some GitHub variables
• awesome-lint as a GitHub Action
• Edit JSON File
• Build Slate documentation
• Read Properties - Read values from .properties files.
• Write Properties - Write values to .properties files.
• Autotag - Automatically generate a new tag when the manifest file (i.e. package.json) version changes.
• Apply templates with Jinja2 - Use the Jinja2 template engine to generate files from templates.
• Has Changes - Check if there are code changes from previous steps.
• Mind Your Language Action - Detect offensive comments in issues and pull requests, and warn senders.
• YAML/JSON/XML Converter - Converts YAML/JSON/XML file formats interchangeably.
• NSFW Detection - Detect NSFW content in committed files.
• Has Changed Path - Conditionally run actions based on changed paths.
• Linguist - Checks a repository and produces information about used languages in output.
• Twilio Voice Call - Make Twilio voice call with defined text.
• Setup Xcode - Switch between pre-installed versions of Xcode for macOS images.
• Setup Xamarin - Switch between pre-installed versions of Xamarin and Mono for macOS images.
• Memer Action - A GitHub Action for Programmer Memes xD.
• Setup Cocoapods - Setup specific version of Cocoapods.
• Public IP - Queries GitHub actions runner's public IP address.
• GitHub Actions for Lazarus/FPC
• Twilio Fax - Sends a document by fax using your Twilio account.
• Setup Kubernetes tools - Install Kubernetes tools (kubectl, kustomize, helm, kubeval, conftest, and yq) on the runner.
• Setup Elastic Cloud Control Tool - Install a specific version of ecctl on the runner.
• PowerShell Script - Run PowerShell scripts with workflow contexts (e.g. $github.token) and cmdlets, return value => action output.
• Upload and Scan Files with VirusTotal
• Import a GPG Key
• Compress with UPX - The Ultimate Packer for eXecutables.
• Pull the New Go Module Version Into the Proxy Cache - Ensures the latest version of your Go module is in the proxy cache. Also updates the pkg.go.dev documentation upon release.
• Delete Run Artifacts - Deletes all artifacts at the end of a workflow run.
• GitHub Environment Variables Action - Expose environment variables such as the branch/tag name, repository slug, and ref slug.
• GitHub Action Locks - Guarantee atomic execution of your GitHub Action workflows.
• Paths Filter - Conditionally run actions based on files modified by PR, feature branch or pushed commits.
• Minisauras - Pulls all the JavaScript and CSS files from your base branch, minify them and creates a pull-request with a new branch.

Environments

• Create an envfile
• Export global environment variables for succeeding build steps
• Programmatically set environment variables for use in subsequent steps
• Install Conda environments for Python
• Setup NativeScript
• Create a JSON Environment File

Dependencies

• Install NPM Dependencies with Caching
• Highlight New NPM Dependencies - Comments on pull requests newly added NPM dependencies information.
• Cache NPM Dependencies
• Cache Yarn Dependencies

Semantic Versioning

• Next SemVers - Output the next version for major, minor, and patch version based on the given semver version.
• Get latest SemVer and branch name given a search string
• Cut Release Branch - Cuts a release branch given a branch prefix and optional semantic version.
• Increment Semantic Version - Bump a given semantic version (SemVer), depending on given release type.

Static Analysis

• PHPStan Static code analyzer Action
• GraphQL Inspector Action
• PowerShell static analysis with PSScriptAnalyzer
• Run tfsec, with reviewdog output on the PR

Testing

• Run Tests through Puppeteer, the Headless Chrome Node API
• xUnit Slack Reporter: Sends summary of tests from xUnit reports to a Slack channel
• Run codeception tests
• Run TestCafe tests
• Run Unity tests
• Run Cypress E2E tests
• Test Ansible roles with Molecule
• Run performance testing with artillery.io
• Detect Flaky Tests with BuildPulse
• Display Inline Code Annotations for Jest Tests

Linting

• PHP Coding Standards Fixer Action
• Runs Hadolint against a Dockerfile within a repository
• Run ESLint, with reviewdog output on the PR
• JavaScript-based linter for *.workflow files
• Lint terraform files using tflint, with reviewdog output on the PR
• autopep8: Automatically formats Python code to conform to the PEP 8 style guide
• Run ergebnis/composer-normalize to ensure your PHP project has a normalized composer.json
• Run Go lint checks on PR event
• Node.js - Automatically run the format and/or lint script used by the package
• Stylelinter - GitHub Action that runs stylelint
• Run stylelint, with reviewdog output on the PR
• PyCodeStyle Action - A GitHub Action that leaves a comment on your PR with pycodestyle (autopep8) feedback
• wemake-python-styleguide - The strictest and most opinionated python linter ever, with optional reviewdog output on the PR
• Run TSLint with status checks and file diff annotations
• Lint Pull Request commits with commitlint
• Run vint, with reviewdog output on the PR
• Run mispell, with reviewdog output on the PR
• Run golangci-lint, with reviewdog output on the PR
• Run shellcheck, with reviewdog output on the PR
• Catch insensitive, inconsiderate writing in your markdown docs
• Run dotenv-linter - Lints your .env files like a charm, with optional reviewdog output on the PR
• Run dotenv-linter, with reviewdog output on the PR
• Show and auto-fix linting errors for many programming languages
• PHP_CodeSniffer With Annotations
• Linter for markdown (with presets)
• Stylelint problem matcher to create annotations
• Run sqlcheck on the PR to identifies anti-patterns in SQL queries
• Validate Fastlane Supply Metadata Against the Play Store Guidelines
• Run Golint to lint your Golang code

Security

• A vulnerability scanner for your docker images
• Automatically approve and merge Dependabot updates
• Run dlint security linter on your Python code
• AWS Secrets Manager Actions - Define AWS Secrets Manager secrets to environment values.
• Linting your AWS IAM policy documents for correctness and security issues
• Secret Spreader - Not an action per se, but a tool to manage Actions Secrets across a list of repositories.
• Secrets Sync Action - Action syncs secrets across multiple repositories.
• Snyk Test Action
• Manage Your GitHub Actions Secrets With A Simple CLI
• SecretHub - Have a single source of truth for your secrets and load them into GitHub Actions on demand.

Code Coverage

• Scan code with SonarCloud
• Send your code coverage to codecov.io
• Publishing code coverage to CodeClimate
• Update repository go report card

Dynamic Analysis

• Run Gofmt to check Golang code formatting
• Run Goimports to check Golang imports order

Monitoring

• Audit a webpage with Google Chrome's Lighthouse tests
• Runs Lighthouse and posts results to PRs and Slack
• Run Lighthouse in CI using GitHub Actions
• Continuous Benchmarking and Benchmark Visualization for Go
• Size Limit Action - Comments cost comparison of your JS in PRs and rejects them if limit is exceeded.
• Check bundlephobia - Comments new and modified package size according to bundlephobia.io website and rejects PR on threshold surpassed.

Pull Requests

• Set PR Reviewers Based on Assignees
• Open or Update PR on Branch Push (with Branch Selection)
• Automatically Rebase a PR
• Label PR once it has a Specified Number of Approvals
• Add Labels to a PR based on Matched File Patterns
• Auto-Approve PRs
• Automatically add Reviewers to PR based on the Configuration File
• Add Labels to a PR based on Branch Name Patterns
• Add Labels to a PR based on Total Size of the Diff
• Automatically merge PRs That Are Ready
• Verify That PRs Contain a Ticket Reference
• Create a PR for Changes to your Repository in the Actions Workspace
• Lint a PR
• ChatOps for PRs
• Prefix Title and Body of a PR Based on Text Extracted from Branch Name
• Block Autosquash Commits
• Automatically Bump and Tag on Merge
• Automatically Update PRs with Outdated Checks and Squash and Merge the Ones Matching All Branch Protections
• Merge Pal - Automatically Update and Merge PRs
• Enforce naming convention on pull request title
• Pull Request Stuck Notifier
• Lint pull request name with commitlint (Awesome if you squash merge !)
• Block PR merges when Checks for target branches are failing
• Get generated static site screenshots updated by Pull Request
• Add Labels Depending if the Pull Request Still in Progress
• Ticket Check Action - Automatically add a ticket or issue number to the start of all Pull Request titles.
• Pull Request Lint With Regex
• Pull Request Landmines
• Annotate a GitHub Pull Request Based on a Checkstyle XML-Report
• Pull Request Stats - Print relevant stats about reviewers.
• Pull Request Description Enforcer - Enforces description on pull requests.

GitHub Pages

• Deploy a Zola site to GitHub Pages
• 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.
• GitHub Actions for deploying to GitHub Pages with Static Site Generators
• GitHub Action for Hexo
• Deploy Google Analytics stats to GitHub Pages
• A Jupyter Notebook Blogging Platform Powered by GitHub Actions, Pages and Jekyll
• Deploy A Static Site to GitHub Pages - Deploy to custom directory and ignore folder/file.
• Deploy to GitHub Pages with Advanced Settings

Notifications and Messages

• Send a Discord notification
• Post a Slack message as a bot
• Send an SMS from GitHub Actions using Nexmo
• Send an SMS from GitHub Actions using Clockworksms
• Send a Telegram Message
• Send a File or Text Message to Discord (custom define color, username or avatar)
• Collaborate on tweets using pull requests
• Send a Push Notification via Push by Techulus
• Send email with SendGrid
• Send a Push Notification via Join
• New package version checker for npm
• New package version checker for NuGet
• New package version checker for Gradle
• Send a Push Notification via Pushbullet
• Create an Outlook Calendar Event using Microsoft Graph
• Watch for GitHub Wiki page changes and post to Slack
• Send an SMS using MessageBird
• Reply to Stale Bots
• Send an Embed Message to Discord
• Keep Your PRs in Sync With Teamwork Tasks
• Send Microsoft Teams Notification

Deployment

• Deploy to Netlify
• Deploy a Probot App using Actions
• Deploy a playlist to Spotify
• Deploy VS Code extensions with vsce
• Purge Cloudflare cache after updating a website
• Deploy your DNS configuration using DNS Control
• Deploy a Theme to Shopify
• Trigger multiple GitLab CI Pipeline
• Trigger multiple Jenkins Jobs
• GitHub Action for Homebrew Tap
• Copy files and artifacts via SSH
• Executing remote ssh commands
• Publish a Python distribution package to PyPI
• Deploy Static Website to Azure Storage
• Cross platform Chocolatey CLI to build and publish packages
• Deploy iOS Pod Library to Cocoapods
• GitHub Action for TencentCloud Serverless
• Publish npm (pre)releases
• Deploy a static site to Surge.sh
• GitHub Action for GoReleaser, a release automation tool for Go projects
• FTP Deploy Action, Deploys a GitHub project to a FTP server using GitHub actions
• Publish Article to Dev.to
• Action For Semantic Release
• Deploy a Collection to Ansible Galaxy
• Publish module to Puppet Forge
• Build and publish Electron apps
• Publish a Maven package
• Build and deploy a theme to Ghost CMS
• Deploy an Ansible role to Ansible Galaxy
• Publish one or more JS modules to a registry
• Publish a package with 2FA using Slack
• Serialize Workflow Runs in Continuous Deployment Pipelines
• Netlify Deploy GitHub Action for each commit
• Run Ansible Playbooks
• Publish a Python Distribution Package to Anaconda Cloud
• Deploy VS Code Extension to Visual Studio Marketplace or the Open VSX Registry
• Deploy a YouTube Video to Anchor.fm Podcast
• Deploy with AWS CodeDeploy

Docker

• Update a Docker Hub repository description from README.md
• Publish Docker Images to the GitHub Package Registry (GPR)
• Update a repository's "Full description" on Docker Hub
• Build and publish docker images to any registry using Kaniko
• Monitor and limit your docker image size
• Publish Docker Images to the Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR)
• Build And Push Your Docker Images Caching Each Stage To Reduce Build Time
• Set up Docker Buildx
• Convert Branch or Tag Name Into Docker-Compatible Image Tag
• Update a Container Repository Description From README.md - Supported Registries: Docker Hub, Quay, Harbor.

Kubernetes

• Deploy to any Cloud or Kubernetes Using Pulumi
• Deploy to Kubernetes with kubectl
• Get Kubeconfig File From Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
• Kustomize Kubernetes Config YAMLs
• Create a Kubernetes Cluster for Testing Using Krucible

AWS

• Sync/upload a directory to an AWS S3 bucket
• Deploy Lambda code to an existing function

Terraform

• Generate terraform documentation - Uses terraform-docs to generate docs for terraform modules.
• An example of using Terraform to validate and apply GitHub administration

External Services

• Use a Jenkinsfile
• GitHub Action for Firebase
• GitHub Action for Contentful Migration CLI
• GitHub Actions for Pixela (a-know/pi)
• GitHub Action for Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
• Upload files to any OpenStack Swift service provider
• GitHub Action for sending Stack Overflow posts to Slack
• Assume AWS role
• Generate Custom Response using JSONbin

Frontend Tools

• Execute Gradle task
• JS Build Actions - Run Grunt or Gulp build tasks and commit file changes.
• GitHub Action for Gatsby CLI
• Runs a WebPageTest audit and prints the results as commit comment
• GitHub Actions for Hugo extended
• Generate OG Image - Generate customisable open graph images from Markdown files.
• GitHub Actions for mdBook
• Setup Mint - Setup Mint (programming language for writing single page applications).
• Gatsby AWS S3 Deployment - Deploy Gatsby to S3 (supports CloudFront).

Machine Learning Ops

• Submitting Argo Workflows (Cloud Agnostic)
• Submitting Argo Workflows to GKE
• Query Experiment Tracking Results From Weights & Biases
• Run Parameterized Jupyter Notebooks
• Compile, Deploy and Run Kubeflow Pipeline
• Automatically Dockerize A Data-Science Repo As A Jupyter Server
• Azure Machine Learning With GitHub Actions

Build

• run-cmake - Multi platform action to build C/C++ software with CMake and Ninja.
• run-vcpkg - Multi platform action to build and install C/C++ dependencies with vcpkg.
• Build Go applications for multiplatform
• Generate ~/.m2/settings.xml for Maven builds
• Run Pascal Script
• Setup Brainfuck - Setup brainfuck interpreter.
• Publish Go Binaries to GitHub Release Assets
• Setup COBOL

Database

• Setup Cassandra Schema - Running scripts from the provided folder on top of Cassandra cluster.

Localization

• Find and automatically fix typos and grammar issues in your code
• Translation - Translate text from any language to any language.

Fun

• Add equivalent of a like button in your README - Visualize community approval on some part of your readme (can be used as a poll).

Cheat Sheet

• GitHub Actions Branding Cheat Sheet

Tutorials

• Continuous deployment of Next.js app with Up
• Converting Docker-based Actions to JavaScript/TypeScript
• GitHub Actions CI for Swift/iOS Projects
• Working with GitHub Actions
• GitHub Actions for Rails Developers
• GitHub Actions Advent Calendar
• Zero Downtime Laravel Deployments with GitHub Actions
• Building Custom GitHub Actions Pluralsight Course
• Continuously Deploying Django to DigitalOcean with Docker and GitHub Actions
• Deploying Self-Hosted GitHub Actions Runners with Docker - Deploy self-hosted GitHub Actions runners with Docker and Docker Swarm to DigitalOcean.
• Setup Auto-scaled self-hosted GitHub Actions Runners on AWS Spot-instances
• Getting the Gist of GitHub Actions

Please don't hesitate to make a PR if you have more resources to share. Check out contributing.md for more information.

awesome-actions's Issues

Request: Add about GitHub Actions official status badge

cf. GitHub Actions official status badges : github

GitHub Actions provides official CI/CD status badges.

example:
[![](https://github.com/actions/toolkit/workflows/Main%20workflow/badge.svg)](https://github.com/actions/toolkit)

URL format:
https://github.com/{github_id}/{repository}/workflows/{workflow_name}/badge.svg

The official document about the badge has not been written yet.

Checks not working on all PR's

For example, there are no checks on this PR:

https://github.com/sdras/awesome-actions/pull/97/checks

@sdras I am not able to see the settings of this repository, are you able to confirm how the settings are set up in this area? It would be good to have the awesome-lint action that @max added to this repository working on all PR's.

Section on scraping

Running scrapers is a really interesting use-case for GitHub Actions - especially in a data journalism context. I wrote about a pattern for doing that here: https://simonwillison.net/2020/Oct/9/git-scraping/

Should reviewdog commands remain in this repository?

There are a lot of reviewdog references in actions committed to this repository. It seems like the reviewdog tool is itself an action library that can be used to implement certain commands that show up in your actions logs as well as options to add outputs in PR's. Should the reviewdog output actions to PR's be resolved into a single reference in this repository(awesome-actions) under this link: https://github.com/reviewdog/reviewdog? Any feedback here would be appreciated, as I have not taken a deep dive into that repository yet.

Broken link in your contributing.md file

🔗 http://titlecapitalization.com is no more reachable.

Have two sections for Actions and Workflows

I think it could be a good decision to possibly separate the "Community Resources" into an "actions" and "workflows" as some people may share solo-actions while others may share workflows that use a large series of actions.

What are everyone's thoughts on this?

Demonstration workflow that compiles a react APK and tests it on browserstack

Hi folks,

I'm fairly happy with a small proof of concept I put together tying together many github actions: https://github.com/FAIMS/FAIMS3-Elaboration-GithubActions-Capacitor-React

It compiles an deb and apk from React+Capacitor, runs curl (and deals with parsing and passing output around), and runs tests on browserstack. Many of the demo scripts I saw around were a little too trivial and didn't demonstrate information passing. Hopefully this helps some folks.

Is it worth turning this into a pull request? Which category do you think this belongs best in, external tools?

Cheers,
-Brian

Use linter ignore option for actions/github

awesome-actions/README.md

Line 67 in b96b69f

- [`actions/github`](https://github.com/actions/github) - Wraps actions-toolkit into an Action for common GitHub automations.

By sindresorhus/awesome-lint#78, we will be able to use the lint disable statement to ignore Text "github" should be written as "GitHub" remark-lint:awesome/spell-check

- `actions/github`
+ actions/github

<!--lint disable awesome-list-item-->
- [actions/github](https://github.com/actions/github) - Wraps actions-toolkit into an Action for common GitHub automations.
<!--lint enable awesome-list-item-->

remove deprecated setup-ruby action

Solved by #586

Annotation command previewer

I put together a small page to let you preview annotation commands. Which section should this go under?

Repo: https://github.com/xt0rted/annotation-previewer
View: https://xt0rted.github.io/annotation-previewer/

Project Icon should be png or svg

As noted in this comment:

sindresorhus/awesome#1432 (comment)

The project icon should be either a PNG or an SVG.

@sdras do you have the original source files that was used to generate this icon? If so, can we get it updated?

Request: Action that provides commit suggestions on PRs based on linting

For linters like textlint where you may not want changes run prior to PR submission(eg manually invoked or pre-commit hook), a Github Action that can run the linter and for any --fix supported suggestions have the suggestion codefence syntax share those for the author to apply conditionally or discuss would be great.

Additionally for linters such as eslint when a change doesn't have --fix support, similar report could be shared in the PR, just without actionable commit suggestion UI.

Show user count badge for each action

Hey!

I have just created a really simple service to show user count badges for Github Actions based on Github's search feature.

https://github.com/geritol/count-actions-users
I think it would be nice to include the badge for each action on the list to see their user counts to be able to determine their popularity.

This is kind of related to #536

Add an Expo e-commerce complete project

C-Shopping-RN APP

This is a complete App developed by React Native (Expo). It is a beautiful e-commerce shopping application.

Use technology

• React Native
• Redux Toolkit
• RTK Query
• Expo Router
  -NativeWind

App open source address: https://github.com/huanghanzhilian/c-shopping-rn
Full stack open source address: https://github.com/huanghanzhilian/c-shopping

Broken link to actions tab

I have just remove the link used by the actions shield on the readme. You can see the commits here:

f898300
ccd2216

For some reason, the URL:

https://github.com/sdras/awesome-actions/actions?workflow=Lint+Awesome+List

and

https://github.com/sdras/awesome-actions/actions

are now causing a 404 to be detected by the lint action.

https://github.com/sdras/awesome-actions/commit/f898300b4beebd2535b0ad5fcf2f68e62f8f2353/checks?check_suite_id=268739013#step:4:8
https://github.com/sdras/awesome-actions/commit/0c71d83855e542e37018a589e3c57b39bebae367/checks?check_suite_id=268736928#step:4:8

No idea what is going on here. Today I have added another action to the repository which could be causing a problem?

@peaceiris any ideas?

Event not getting triggered on pull request label

I've created a workflow with two events on: [pull_request_review, pull_request]. The entire flow gets triggered on reviews e.g. Approvals on PR.
But when the PR is labeled the workflow isn't getting triggered, sample PR: https://github.com/nikhilaii93/testing/pull/2.

As per documentation pull_request covers labeled even but it's not happening. Please look into this and let me know. The workflow file is at triggerBuild

No activity on pull requests

Does this repo need more people who can approve and merge PRs? Looks like activity on it has slowed down considerably.

create-release has been archived

The documentation refers to a recent archived project https://github.com/sdras/awesome-actions#actions-for-github-automation

New repository: GitHub Actions Branding Cheat Sheet

I found the following new project. Where should it belong to?

• haya14busa/github-action-brandings: GitHub Actions Branding Cheat Sheet

AWS actions section

Hi! I was wondering how can we change the AWS actions section given that it links to one GitHub user that has some implementations but not all, In particular, I would like to add invoke-aws-lambda to the list, but I don't really know where it will go.

Thanks for the awesome list.

github package registry

Would be nice to have tutorial for Package registry.
For me is about build docker image and push it to packages in current repository.

awesome-lint no-dead-urls error

It seems that Github links return 429 (Too many requests) HTTP error since awesome-lint sends too many requests to Github concurrently. It would be better to suppress the no-dead-urls lint error or find a way to setup delays between the requests.

Actions Ideas list

It is great to have a list of actions that already exist, but the opportunities of actions we could create is large, and with such, I think it would be neat to create a section in this list for ideas for actions that may not exist yet but people are interested in having. Would be good both to see interest in the tool-chain as well as some inspiration for people who would like to get into developing actions but have no clue what to build.

Then if people build any of these actions, we can move them out of the ideas list and into the list of living actions.

Think about merging policy of this repository

See #321.

We can define our policy of this repository before adding fresh actions. This repository is Awesome list, not new arrival list. And, a matter of main concern is maintainability. The more new actions, the more burden for reviewing by maintainers of this repository. I started to worry about this at #321.

• How many stars?
• How long time has passed since an action repository started?
• Vote for a pull request?

Examples

The submitted project should be more than 30 days old and the repo should have at least 30 stars.
awesome-nodejs/contributing.md

I will keep some pull requests open if I'm not sure whether those libraries are awesome, you could vote for them by adding 👍 to them. Pull requests will be merged when their votes reach 20.
vinta/awesome-python

Fix awesome lint

A lot of prs are falling due to https://github.com/actions being duplicated in the README

awesome-actions/README.md

Line 9 in fa3e308

> A curated list of awesome things related to [GitHub Actions](https://github.com/actions).

awesome-actions/README.md

Line 42 in fa3e308

- [Official Actions organization](https://github.com/actions)

Add Github Super Linter

https://github.com/github/super-linter

Take a close looks at categories and place actions in the correct section

I have reorganized the sections previously and added several sections including the Static Analysis section but I think there needs to be a closer look into appropriately placing the some of the actions in "Testing" to make sure they are correctly placed there. There are several other areas like "Third Party" that have actions in them that would more appropriately be placed elsewhere. I will be happy to look into this tonight. If you have any other suggestions, please feel free to discuss here :)

Pull Request Stuck Notifier link is dead

Pull Request Stuck Notifier is no longer available. I guess the copy is here, as it is the person who proposed to add it to the list in the first place #267.

Break up linting and testing into two separate groups, possibly a third - monitoring

Linting and Testing should be two separate groups with possible sub groups. For example: under linting, each language could be split into subgroups or a groupd like "reviewdog" which has several entries not grouped together under the linting category. Monitoring could also be separated out to its own group (ie. scanning code quality, code coverage, etc). "Scan git commits for secrets with gitleaks" and "Scan for secrets in your source code" should also be moved to "Security" group.

Help manage the repo

Hi @sdras, are you still interested in maintaining this list? Would you be ok with a fork and someone else updating the list?

Another possible option: Would you be interested in adding some folks to manage this repo? I'd volunteer to help out with reviewing PRs and getting more actions added to the list.

Linter is broken

Action running the linter is failing on any branch, including main.

  README.md:1:1
  ✖   1:1  Forbidden license section found  remark-lint:awesome-license
  ✖  15:1  ToC missing item for "License"   remark-lint:awesome-toc

Caused by the html on the top of the readme and missimng ToC item.

Remove Unmaintained "Remove Curse"-Action

The "Restrict Cursing Action" from https://github.com/sobolevn/restrict-cursing-action
seems to be unmaintained and broken.

I reached out to the owner via Issue which is not ... properly answered :)

While my comment got redacted, it was from a local build of the repository, not from the (public) github action.

The public github action fails, as there is no such (public) artifact

I'd therefore call this action unmaintained and would rather remove it from the list.

GitHub Actions Variables List

Do you have a list of GitHub Action Variables? I am trying to grab the username and do steps bases on the specific user.

Example: GitHub user MickeyMouse > push > Action > if MickeyMouse do something > else > do another thing.

Add topics to this repository

You should add topics to this repository

the topic awesome is a mandatory, this way this repository will be displayed in https://github.com/topics/awesome

Add to Security - GitHub Actions secrets manager CLI

githubsecrets

Official page - https://github.com/unfor19/githubsecrets

GIF Demo

Install with pip

$ pip install githubsecrets
...
$ ghs --help
...

Or use with Docker (you must supply all arguments, prompts are not available in Docker mode)

macOS and Linux

$ docker run -v $HOME:/root unfor19/githubsecrets --help
Usage: ghs [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Windows

$ docker run --rm -v c:/Temp:/root unfor19/githubsecrets --help
Usage: ghs [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

a practical first steps error free way of testing python code e.g. from repos online in the browser

Hi everyone,

i just wanted to ask you a quick question on python code from repos e.g. when i am wanting to compile a software from any repo which has a lot of stars and is popular among different os macos or linux or win11

or am i misunderstanding something, isnt jupyterbook something i can test this repo software online without installing it on my machine and perhaps brake my system with e.g. wrong cmd before or etc vice versa

i was looking for a tiny way to circumvate things before it gets different, on a machine where ten s of things can go wrong,

thank you

Remove deprecated HCL actions?

I was excited to come across these awesome actions, but it appears that some of the links use the now deprecated HCL syntax-based actions.

Would it make sense to remove or move the actions that use HCL to give emphasize ones that use the current YAML syntax?

Related: https://help.github.com/en/articles/migrating-github-actions-from-hcl-syntax-to-yaml-syntax

Show github stars badge next to the action link

Would be insightful to see how popular each action is. Perhaps the best proxy is github stars. It is easily achievable via https://github.com/ddavison/github-badges & https://githubbadges.com/

remove asset or release

Hi,
I want to know if it is a way to remove the assets or the release during the action job.
I need to update the release, but I don't want to remove the release.
I want to overwrite the pre existing assets.
Thanks

Category proposal : Docker Hub action

In the GitHub Action documentation, we can use directly a Docker image from DockerHub as an action.

Can we add a new category for this kind of Action? Or just add them to others links in an existing category?

For example, this docker image project repository contains a documentation section to be used as docker github action, see https://github.com/rlespinasse/drawio-export#integrations

CI/CD

Apologies, accidentally created this issue.