hubot-asciidoc v0.2.0

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A hubot script for {uri-slack}Slack and {uri-gitter}Gitter that give you instant access to http://asciidoctor.org[Asciidoctor] syntax with a few keystrokes.

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== Installation

=== Pre-requisites hubot-asciidoc works with {uri-slack}Slack and {uri-gitter}Gitter.

You need to install one of the following adapters:

• https://github.com/slackhq/hubot-slack[The Hubot adapter to use with Slack.]
• https://github.com/huafu/hubot-gitter2[The Hubot adapter to use with Gitter.]

=== Install the hubot-asciidoc script

. Run npm install hubot-asciidoc --save. . Declare hubot-asciidoc in the Hubot external-scripts.json file: +

source,json

[ "hubot-asciidoc"

]

== Execution The command to start your bot is different if you use {uri-slack}Slack or {uri-gitter}Gitter

If you use {uri-slack}Slack:

HUBOT_SLACK_TOKEN=<yout token> ./bin/hubot --adapter slack

If you use {uri-gitter}Gitter:

HUBOT_GITTER2_TOKEN=<your token> ./bin/hubot -adapter gitter2 --name <your bot name>

== Sample Interactions

=== See All Commands

To see all available commands, type @<botname> help asciidoc.

.The Slack version image::./assets/asciidoc-help.gif[]

.The Gitter version image::./assets/asciidoc-help-gitter.gif[]

=== Retrieve AsciiDoc Table Syntax

In Slack, type @<botname> asciidoc table block to display the table syntax.

.The Slack version image::./assets/asciidoc-table.gif[]

.The Gitter version image::./assets/asciidoc-table-gitter.gif[]

== Contributing

=== License Agreement

By contributing changes to this repository, you agree to license your contributions under the <<LICENSE#,MIT license>>. This ensures your contributions have the same license as the project and that the community is free to use your contributions. You also assert that you are the original author of the work that you are contributing unless otherwise stated.

=== Submitting an Issue

We use the {uri-issues}issue tracker on GitHub associated with this project to track bugs and features.

Before submitting a bug report or feature request, check to make sure it hasn't already been submitted.

When submitting a bug report, please include any details that may help reproduce the bug, including the asciidoc content or logs.

=== Contributing a Snippet

. Clone https://github.com/anthonny/hubot-asciidoc . Open /hubot-asciidoc/src/asciidoc.coffee. . See <> for the block syntax required. . Create the new block. . Add a comment to the top of the file, in alphabetical order. The comments are displayed when you run @<botname> help asciidoc. . Push your changes to GitHub and create your PR.

[Snippet] .Anatomy of a Snippet

source,json

'comment': <1> title: "comment" <2> descriptionMoreURL: "http://asciidoctor.org/docs/user-manual/#comments" <3> description: """ <4>

```<5>
// A single-line comment.
```
"""

<1> The lower-case (must be lower-case) name of the snippet you want other users to specify in the command. <2> The title of the snippet block when returned in Slack. Can be upper-case or lower-case. <3> The direct link to the Asciidoctor User Guide page describing more about the block. This is linked in the title. <4> The snippet block, delimited by three quotation marks. <5> The syntax you want to display in Slack is enclosed inside three back-ticks.

You'll notice that the snippet is hand-crafted. It's up to you what you put into the snippets, so here are some tips when creating them:

• Be as detailed as you can within the scope of the snippet.
• Keep the snippet as atomic as possible.

TIP: If you have five different table examples you want to propose, create five snippets.

==== Writing and Executing Tests

TODO