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@versatly/slack-cli

v1.0.0

Published

Slack CLI for workspace operations using @slack/web-api

Readme

@versatly/slack-cli

Slack CLI for workspace operations, built on the official @slack/web-api SDK.

Install

npm install -g @versatly/slack-cli

Authentication

Set one of the following environment variables:

export SLACK_BOT_TOKEN="xoxb-..."
# or
export SLACK_USER_TOKEN="xoxp-..."

The CLI will prefer SLACK_USER_TOKEN for user-scoped commands (status, search).

Usage

slack channels list
slack channels info general
slack channels info C12345678

slack send general "Hello team!"
slack send --user U12345678 "Hello from the CLI!"

slack users list
slack users info [email protected]

slack status set "In focus" --emoji :headphones:

slack search "from:@jane has:link"

Required Slack Scopes

Suggested scopes for a Slack app token:

  • conversations:read for channel listing/info
  • chat:write for sending messages
  • im:write for opening DMs
  • users:read and users:read.email for user lookup
  • users.profile:write for status updates
  • search:read (user token only) for search

Notes

  • Channel arguments accept IDs (C..., G...) or names (general, #general).
  • User arguments accept IDs (U...) or email/name values when available.