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@gugu910/pi-slack-api

v0.1.0

Published

Typed Slack Web API client and CLI generated from Slack's OpenAPI spec

Readme

slack-api

Typed Slack Web API client + CLI generated from Slack's OpenAPI spec with @hey-api/openapi-ts.

What it includes

  • generated/ — generated type-safe Slack Web API SDK
  • cli.ts — CLI wrapper for calling generated SDK methods
  • scripts/generate.ts — re-downloads the Slack spec and regenerates the client

Regenerate the client

pnpm --filter @gugu910/pi-slack-api run generate

The generator currently tries these sources in order:

  1. Official Slack GitHub spec
    • https://raw.githubusercontent.com/slackapi/slack-api-specs/master/web-api/slack_web_openapi_v2.json
  2. Community fallback
    • https://raw.githubusercontent.com/api-evangelist/slack/main/openapi/slack-web-api-openapi.yml

CLI usage

List all generated Slack methods:

pnpm --filter @gugu910/pi-slack-api exec node --experimental-strip-types cli.ts list

Call a method with repeated key/value params:

pnpm --filter @gugu910/pi-slack-api exec node --experimental-strip-types cli.ts conversations.list \
  --token "$SLACK_TOKEN" \
  --param limit=50

Call a method with JSON input:

pnpm --filter @gugu910/pi-slack-api exec node --experimental-strip-types cli.ts chat.postMessage \
  --token "$SLACK_TOKEN" \
  --input '{"channel":"C123","text":"hello from slack-api"}'

Or use the package-local bin wrapper directly:

cd slack-api
./bin/slack-api auth.test --token "$SLACK_TOKEN"

Notes

  • The CLI accepts Slack method names like auth.test and chat.postMessage.
  • Flat --param and --input fields are automatically routed into headers, query, path, or body based on the OpenAPI parameter location for the selected method.
  • --token is injected as token when the method input does not already define one, then routed to the correct request section.
  • If you need an escape hatch, you can pass explicit nested sections like { "headers": { "token": "..." } }.
  • Generated imports are rewritten from .js to .ts so the SDK can run directly via Node's --experimental-strip-types mode without a separate build step.