Currently, githooked does not support a secret token, which can be set within GitHub when creating the webhook. This is a needed feature to limit instances where non valid origin requests are being made to the githooked instance
Secret should be set in the 3rd argument to githooked, that means this come logically after implementation of #2
githooked('refs/heads/master', 'pushed to master', { secret: 'this is my secret access token' })
Currently, githooked does not support a secret token, which can be set within GitHub when creating the webhook. This is a needed feature to limit instances where non valid origin requests are being made to the githooked instance
Secret should be set in the 3rd argument to githooked, that means this come logically after implementation of #2