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.
Starter workflow management.
Example workflows using service containers.
Setup your repository on your workflow.
Upload artifacts from your workflow.
Download artifacts from your build.
Cache dependencies and build outputs in GitHub Actions.
Write a script for GitHub API and the workflow contexts.
An Action to create releases via the GitHub Release API.
An Action to upload a release asset via the GitHub Release API.
An action for filtering pull requests and issues from first-time contributors.
Marks issues and pull requests that have not had recent interaction.
An action for automatically labelling pull requests.
Delete versions of a package from GitHub Packages.
Tool actions for your workflow.
Automate management for issues, pull requests, and releases.
Set up your GitHub Actions workflow with a specific version of your programming languages.
The GitHub ToolKit for developing GitHub Actions.
A template to demonstrate how to build a JavaScript action.
Create a JavaScript Action.
Create a TypeScript Action.
A lightweight HTTP client optimized for use with actions, TypeScript with generics and async await.
A template to demonstrate how to build a Docker action.
Template repo for creating container actions using actions/toolkit.
Automate GitHub Project cards with any webhook event.
Automation of policy enforcement, chat-ops, and automatic PR merging.
Ensures the correctness of your GitHub CODEOWNERS file. It supports public and private GitHub repositories and also GitHub Enterprise installations.
Move and transform code between repositories (ideal to maintain several repos from one monorepo).
Run `ssh-agent` with additional SSH keys to access private repositories.
Debug the Action directly by providing a SSH connection.
Diffs the built Jekyll site after a change, and comments the result back to GitHub.
Temporarily disable and re-enable "Include administrators" option in branch protection.
Wait until all statuses and checks are successful or any of them has failed and set its status output accordingly.
Get the previous tag from git.
Create a new open milestone given the title and description.
Close the given milestone.
Read values from `.properties` files.
Write values to `.properties` files.
Automatically generate a new tag when the manifest file (i.e. `package.json`) version changes.
Use the Jinja2 template engine to generate files from templates.
Check if there are code changes from previous steps.
Detect offensive comments in issues and pull requests, and warn senders.
Converts YAML/JSON/XML file formats interchangeably.
Detect NSFW content in committed files.
Conditionally run actions based on changed paths.
Checks a repository and produces information about used languages in output.
Make Twilio voice call with defined text.
Switch between pre-installed versions of Xcode for macOS images.
Switch between pre-installed versions of Xamarin and Mono for macOS images.
A GitHub Action for Programmer Memes xD.
Setup specific version of Cocoapods.
Queries GitHub actions runner's public IP address.
Sends a document by fax using your Twilio account.
Install Kubernetes tools (kubectl, kustomize, helm, kubeval, conftest, and yq) on the runner.
Install a specific version of ecctl on the runner.
Run PowerShell scripts with workflow contexts (e.g. `$github.token`) and cmdlets, return value => action output.
The Ultimate Packer for eXecutables.
Ensures the latest version of your Go module is in the proxy cache. Also updates the pkg.go.dev documentation upon release.
Deletes all artifacts at the end of a workflow run.
Expose environment variables such as the branch/tag name, repository slug, and ref slug.
Guarantee atomic execution of your GitHub Action workflows.
Conditionally run actions based on files modified by PR, feature branch or pushed commits.
Pulls all the JavaScript and CSS files from your base branch, minify them and creates a pull-request with a new branch.
Turn any webpage into a GIF to display on your README, docs, etc.
Add dynamic inputs at runtime for your GitHub Actions workflows
Comments on pull requests newly added NPM dependencies information.
Output the next version for major, minor, and patch version based on the given semver version.
Cuts a release branch given a branch prefix and optional semantic version.
Bump a given semantic version (SemVer), depending on given release type.
Define AWS Secrets Manager secrets to environment values.
Not an action per se, but a tool to manage Actions Secrets across a list of repositories.
Action syncs secrets across multiple repositories.
Have a single source of truth for your secrets and load them into GitHub Actions on demand.
Comments cost comparison of your JS in PRs and rejects them if limit is exceeded.
Comments new and modified package size according to bundlephobia.io website and rejects PR on threshold surpassed.
Automatically add a ticket or issue number to the start of all Pull Request titles.
Print relevant stats about reviewers.
Enforces description on pull requests.
And other schema.org extractors to make datasets discoverable from GitHub pages.
Deploy to custom directory and ignore folder/file.
Supported Registries: Docker Hub, Quay, Harbor.
Uses terraform-docs to generate docs for terraform modules.
Run Grunt or Gulp build tasks and commit file changes.
Generate customisable open graph images from Markdown files.
Setup Mint (programming language for writing single page applications).
Deploy Gatsby to S3 (supports CloudFront).
Multi platform action to build C/C++ software with [CMake](https://cmake.org) and [Ninja](https://ninja-build.org/).
Multi platform action to build and install C/C++ dependencies with [vcpkg](https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg).
Setup brainfuck interpreter.
Keep your Gradle version up to date.
Running scripts from the provided folder on top of Cassandra cluster.
Connect your runner to a ZeroTier network.
Translate text from any language to any language.
Visualize community approval on some part of your readme (can be used as a poll).
Deploy self-hosted GitHub Actions runners with Docker and Docker Swarm to DigitalOcean.
Please don't hesitate to make a PR if you have more resources to share. Check out contributing.md for more information.