Octokit VS twilio-ruby

After extracting the GitHub username from the Paddle payload, I would use the octokit gem to add the customer as a read-only collaborator to the repo. Something like this:

Some important things in this reflex. One, since our partial requires a form object, we use ActionView::Helpers::FormBuilder to create a form for a user building an initial repository. Since it requires a view_context, we leverage a delegate to access it from the controller. Two, the Octokit client requires a user authentication token, so we add delegate to the connection so we can access the current_user. Three, rather than triggering a full page morph, we instead can use a selector morph so it only updates the div with id #repositories.

Here's an example of doing that on octokit gem: https://github.com/octokit/octokit.rb#debugging

Install gem 'twilio-ruby':

After some digging in the Twilio documentation, I found some options to set the webhooks URLs through their ruby gem