Bitbucket

Browse to the repository you want to add, and click on settings in the menu.

In the left menu choose Webhooks. Then click on Add webhook.

Under URL enter the following: https://your.bot.url/<project>/bitbucket.

In this case the /bitbucket tells chat ‘n’ hook that the webhooks are coming from bitbucket.

The /<project> tells chat ‘n’ what project it is.

Make sure you have <project>/bitbucket on the end of your url

Last and final: Triggers -> Choose from a full list of triggers and select the events you want.

Last one, click Save

Example config

services:
  bitbucket:
    token: 'xxxxxxxx'

hooks:
  <project>:
    github:
      enabled: true
      secret: ''
      token: ''
      scripts:
        push:
          - python /path/to/script.py
      notify_branches:
        - master
      disabled_events: # Allow all but those here
        - create
      notify_events: # Deny all but those here
        - push
        - commit_commment
        - watch
      send_to:
        telegram:
          enabled: true
          token: "xx:xxx"
          channels:
            - "-xxxxx"
        slack:
          enabled: false
          bot_name: 'Bot'
          webhooks:
            - 'https://hooks.slack.com/services/xxxx/xxxxx/xxxx'
        mattermost:
          enabled: false
          bot_name: 'Bot'
          webhooks:
            - 'https://mattermost.xxxxx.com/hooks/xxxx'
        discord:
          enabled: false
          bot_name: 'Bot'
          webhooks:
            - 'https://discordapp.com/api/webhooks/xxxx/xxxxxxx'

The token is used for api communication. You don’t need to supply a token, but you will hit the rate limits of bitbucket quite fast.