Struct OrgHandler 

pub struct OrgHandler<'octo> { /* private fields */ }

A client to GitHub’s organization API.

Created with Octocrab::orgs.

Implementations

impl<'octo> OrgHandler<'octo>

pub async fn add_or_update_membership( &self, username: impl AsRef<str>, role: Option<Role>, ) -> Result<MembershipInvitation>

Add or update organization membership

Note

• Only authenticated organization owners can add a member to the organization or update the member’s role.
• If the authenticated user is adding a member to the organization, the invited user will receive an email inviting them to the organization. The user’s membership status will be pending until they accept the invitation.
• Authenticated users can update a user’s membership by passing the role parameter. If the authenticated user changes a member’s role to admin, the affected user will receive an email notifying them that they’ve been made an organization owner. If the authenticated user changes an owner’s role to member, no email will be sent.

let invitation = octocrab.orgs("owner").add_or_update_membership("ferris", None).await?;

pub async fn check_membership(&self, username: impl AsRef<str>) -> Result<bool>

Check if a user is, publicly or privately, a member of the organization.

assert!(octocrab.orgs("owner").check_membership("ferris").await?);

pub async fn get(&self) -> Result<Organization>

Get an organization

To see many of the organization response values, you need to be an authenticated organization owner with the admin:org scope. When the value of two_factor_requirement_enabled is true, the organization requires all members, billing managers, and outside collaborators to enable two-factor authentication.

let org = octocrab.orgs("owner").get().await?;

pub fn list_repos(&self) -> ListReposBuilder<'_, '_>

List repos for the specified organization.

use octocrab::params;

// Get the least active repos belonging to `owner`.
let page = octocrab::instance()
    .orgs("owner")
    .list_repos()
    // Optional Parameters
    .repo_type(params::repos::Type::Sources)
    .sort(params::repos::Sort::Pushed)
    .direction(params::Direction::Descending)
    .per_page(25)
    .page(5u32)
    // Send the request.
    .send()
    .await?;

pub fn events(&self) -> ListOrgEventsBuilder<'_, '_>

List events on this organization.

Takes an optional etag which allows for efficient polling. Here is a quick example to poll a organization’s events.

let mut etag = None;
loop {
    let response: Etagged<Page<Event>> = octocrab::instance()
        .orgs("owner")
        .events()
        .etag(etag)
        .send()
        .await?;
    if let Some(page) = response.value {
        // do something with the page ...
    } else {
        println!("No new data received, trying again soon");
    }
    etag = response.etag;
    // add a delay before the next iteration
}

pub async fn create_hook(&self, hook: Hook) -> Result<Hook>

Creates a new webhook for the specified organization.

Notes

Only authorized users or apps can modify organization webhooks.

Examples

use octocrab::models::hooks::{Hook, Config as HookConfig, ContentType as HookContentType};

let config = HookConfig {
  url: "https://example.com".to_string(),
  content_type: Some(HookContentType::Json),
  insecure_ssl: None,
  secret: None
};

let hook = Hook {
  name: "web".to_string(),
  config,
  ..Hook::default()
};

let hook = octocrab.orgs("owner").create_hook(hook).await?;

pub fn list_members(&self) -> ListOrgMembersBuilder<'_, '_>

Lists members of the specified organization.

Notes

Only authorized users who belong to the organization can list its members.

Examples

let org_members = octocrab::instance().orgs("org").list_members().send().await?;

pub fn secrets(&self) -> OrgSecretsHandler<'_>

Handle secrets on the organizaton

let octocrab = octocrab::instance();
let secrets = octocrab.orgs("org").secrets();

pub async fn get_interaction_restrictions(&self) -> Result<InteractionLimit>

Get interaction restrictions for an organization

Shows which type of GitHub user can interact with this organization and when the restriction expires. If there is no restrictions, you will see an empty response.

Fine-grained access tokens for “Get interaction restrictions for an organization”

This endpoint works with the following fine-grained token types:

• GitHub App user access tokens
• GitHub App installation access tokens
• Fine-grained personal access tokens

The fine-grained token must have the following permission set:

• “Administration” organization permissions (read)

pub async fn set_interaction_restrictions( &self, limit_type: InteractionLimitType, expiry: InteractionLimitExpiry, ) -> Result<InteractionLimit>

Set interaction restrictions for an organization

Temporarily restricts interactions to a certain type of GitHub user in any public repository in the given organization. You must be an organization owner to set these restrictions. Setting the interaction limit at the organization level will overwrite any interaction limits that are set for individual repositories owned by the organization.

Fine-grained access tokens for “Set interaction restrictions for an organization”

This endpoint works with the following fine-grained token types:

• GitHub App user access tokens
• GitHub App installation access tokens
• Fine-grained personal access tokens

The fine-grained token must have the following permission set:

• “Administration” organization permissions (write)

pub async fn remove_interaction_restrictions(&self) -> Result<()>

Remove interaction restrictions for an organization

Removes all interaction restrictions from public repositories in the given organization. You must be an organization owner to remove restrictions.

Fine-grained access tokens for “Remove interaction restrictions for an organization”

This endpoint works with the following fine-grained token types:

• GitHub App user access tokens
• GitHub App installation access tokens
• Fine-grained personal access tokens

The fine-grained token must have the following permission set:

• “Administration” organization permissions (write)

 async fn run() -> crate::octocrab::Result<()> {
  let org_name = "example-org".to_string();
  let crab = octocrab::instance();
  crab.orgs(org_name).remove_interaction_restrictions().await?;
  Ok(())
 }