In GitHub Actions, a workflow is a configurable automated process made up of one or more jobs. A YAML file defines your workflow configuration. You can use the GitHub web UI to add a workflow to your repository, or you can configure your workflow by modifying files locally. Here’s how each of those processes look.

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GitHub UI

  • Go to the repository where you want to set up a workflow.
  • Click on Actions, then select set up a workflow.

    Set Up Workflow

  • Under Marketplace, search for Plivo SMS, then click on it.

    Github Marketplace

  • Copy the code snippet from the Installation pane and paste it into your main.yml file.
  • You can paste the code snippet within the steps interface. 
    steps: 
- name: 'Sending SMS Notification'
  uses: plivo/actions-sms@v1
  with:
    fromPhoneNumber: ${{secrets.FROM_NUMBER}}
    toPhoneNumber: ${{secrets.TO_NUMBER}}
    message: '💡There has been new release to ${{github.repository}}'
  env:
    PLIVO_AUTH_ID: ${{secrets.PLIVO_AUTH_ID}}
    PLIVO_AUTH_TOKEN: ${{secrets.PLIVO_AUTH_TOKEN}}
  • Click on the Start commit button to commit the changes in your branch.

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Locally

  • Go to your local repository and create a new directory named** .github/workflows**, then create a new file name main.yml.
  • Paste this code within the steps interface. 
    steps:
- name: 'Sending SMS Notification'
  uses: plivo/actions-sms@v1
  with:
    fromPhoneNumber: ${{secrets.FROM_NUMBER}}
    toPhoneNumber: ${{ secrets.TO_NUMBER}}
    message: '💡There has been new release to ${{github.repository}}'
  env:
    PLIVO_AUTH_ID: ${{ secrets.PLIVO_AUTH_ID}}
    PLIVO_AUTH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.PLIVO_AUTH_TOKEN}}
  • Commit the changes to your repository.