5.2.2 • Published 10 years ago

slack2 v5.2.2

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Apache-2.0
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Last release
10 years ago

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Slack Web and RTM API client. :seedling::raised_hands::two_hearts:

  • Writ in es2015 JS, published as es5, tested for Node and the browser
  • Web API is all pure functions (no stateful things like classes or using new)
  • RTM API has a thin wrapper for WebSocket (also tested for Node and the browser!)
  • Perfect symmetry (low level: method sigs match api docs method sigs are node style)
  • Opt in (selectivly use the parts of the api surface you want w/o the entire payload)
  • Well tested, CI and Apache2 licensed

install :star2::package:

npm i slack

usage :sparkles::rocket:

slack is tested for Node and the browser.

var slack = require('slack')

// logs {args:{hello:'world'}}
slack.api.test({hello:'world'}, console.log)

Usage with es2015 works well too; slack itself is written with Babel. Also nice, you can specify only the methods you need which can trim the payload if you are using slack in the browser.

// only import the one method (and its deps oc)
import test from 'slack/methods/api.test'

// logs {args:{hyper:'card'}}
test({hyper:'card'}, console.log)

Starting an RTM session:

import slack from 'slack'

let bot = slack.rtm.client()
let token = process.env.SLACK_TOKEN

bot.hello(message=> {
  console.log(`Got a message: ${message}`)
  bot.close()
})

bot.listen({token})

The entire RTM event API is supported.

test setup :lock::key::point_left:

Clone this repo and create a file called .env in the root with the following:

SLACK_TOKEN=xxxx
SLACK_CLIENT_ID=xxxx
SLACK_CLIENT_SECRET=xxxx

You can get a SLACK_TOKEN for testing here. You need to register an app for a SLACK_CLIENT_ID and SLACK_CLIENT_SECRET.

testing :green_heart::green_heart::green_heart:

:point_right: In Node:

npm test

:point_right: Or the browser:

npm run btest

:point_right: Or kick up a repl and poke around:

img-src=https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/bugbot/slack-repl.png

slack web api :tada::honeybee::triangular_flag_on_post:

The entire Slack Web API is supported. All method signatures accept a params object and Node style callback. Required params are documented inline below.

  • slack.api.test({}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.auth.test({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.channels.archive({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.channels.create({token, name}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.channels.history({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.channels.info({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.channels.invite({token, channel, user}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.channels.join({token, name}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.channels.kick({token, channel, user}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.channels.leave({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.channels.list({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.channels.mark({token, channel, ts}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.channels.rename({token, channel, name}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.channels.setPurpose({token, channel, purpose}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.channels.setTopic({token, channel, topic}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.channels.unarchive({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.chat.delete({token, ts, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.chat.postMessage({token, channel, text}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.chat.update({token, ts, channel, text}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.dnd.endDnd({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.dnd.endSnooze({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.dnd.info({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.dnd.setSnooze({token, num_minutes}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.dnd.teamInfo({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.emoji.list({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.files.delete({token, file}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.files.info({token, file}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.files.list({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.files.upload({token, file, filename}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.groups.archive({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.groups.close({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.groups.create({token, name}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.groups.createChild({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.groups.history({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.groups.info({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.groups.invite({token, channel, user}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.groups.kick({token, channel, user}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.groups.leave({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.groups.list({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.groups.mark({token, channel, ts}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.groups.open({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.groups.rename({token, channel, name}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.groups.setPurpose({token, channel, purpose}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.groups.setTopic({token, channel, topic}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.groups.unarchive({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.im.close({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.im.history({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.im.list({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.im.mark({token, channel, ts}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.im.open({token, user}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.mpim.close({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.mpim.history({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.mpim.list({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.mpim.mark({token, channel, ts}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.mpim.open({token, users}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.oauth.access({client_id, client_secret, code}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.pins.add({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.pins.list({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.pins.remove({token, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.reactions.add({token, name}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.reactions.get({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.reactions.list({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.reactions.remove({token, name}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.rtm.start({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.search.all({token, query}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.search.files({token, query}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.search.messages({token, query}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.stars.add({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.stars.list({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.stars.remove({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.team.accessLogs({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.team.info({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.team.integrationLogs({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.usergroups.create({token, name}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.usergroups.disable({token, usergroup}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.usergroups.enable({token, usergroup}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.usergroups.list({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.usergroups.update({token, usergroup}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.usergroups.users.list({token, usergroup}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.usergroups.users.update({token, usergroup, users}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.users.getPresence({token, user}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.users.info({token, user}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.users.list({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.users.setActive({token}, (err, data)=>)
  • slack.users.setPresence({token, presence}, (err, data)=>)

slack rtm api

slack.rtm.client() is a factory method that returns an thinly wrapped WebSocket instance with helpers for registering callbacks to Slack RTM events.

var slack = require('slack')
var bot = slack.rtm.client()
var token = process.env.SLACK_TOKEN

// logs: ws, started, close, listen ... in addition to RTM event handler reg methods
console.log(Object.keys(bot))

// do something with the rtm.start payload
bot.started(function(payload) {
  console.log('payload from rtm.start', paylod)
})

// respond to a user_typing message
bot.user_typing(function(msg) {
  console.log('several people are coding', msg)
})

// start listening to the slack team associated to the token
bot.listen({token:token})

Try it out by running npm start:

rtm client api

  • bot.ws is a WebSocket instance constructed from slack/methods/rtm.start payload
  • bot.started(payload=>) fires after rtm.start payload response is recieved and socket established
  • bot.close() closes the WebSocket
  • bot.listen({token}) initiates the slack/methods/rtm.start handshake and delegates all messages

rtm events

Each of these are methods on bot for registering handlers for the events of the same name.

  • hello
  • message
  • user_typing
  • channel_marked
  • channel_created
  • channel_joined
  • channel_left
  • channel_deleted
  • channel_rename
  • channel_archive
  • channel_unarchive
  • channel_history_changed
  • im_created
  • im_open
  • im_close
  • im_marked
  • im_history_changed
  • group_joined
  • group_left
  • group_open
  • group_close
  • group_archive
  • group_unarchive
  • group_rename
  • group_marked
  • group_history_changed
  • file_created
  • file_shared
  • file_unshared
  • file_public
  • file_private
  • file_change
  • file_deleted
  • file_comment_added
  • file_comment_edited
  • file_comment_deleted
  • pin_added
  • pin_removed
  • presence_change
  • manual_presence_change
  • pref_change
  • user_change
  • team_join
  • star_added
  • star_removed
  • reaction_added
  • reaction_removed
  • emoji_changed
  • commands_changed
  • team_plan_change
  • team_pref_change
  • team_rename
  • team_domain_change
  • email_domain_changed
  • bot_added
  • bot_changed
  • accounts_changed
  • team_migration_started
  • subteam_created
  • subteam_updated
  • subteam_self_added
  • subteam_self_removed
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5.2.2

10 years ago