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@ydtb/tk-scope-integrations-slack

v0.23.12

Published

Slack integration provider — Bot User OAuth Token (xoxb-…) paste-token connection for the YDTB credentials UI.

Downloads

607

Readme

@ydtb/tk-scope-integrations-slack

Slack provider for the YDTB integrations stack.

Current scope:

  • provider export surface (slackProvider)
  • Bot User OAuth Token (xoxb-…) paste-token connection metadata for the integrations UI
  • SlackBotTokenSchema zod validator (reused by parseApiKeyConnection and consumable by Slack-targeted workflow nodes for runtime validation)

The provider is modeled as type: "api_key" and is intended to be installed at the app composition root alongside the other integration providers (googleProvider, metaProvider, posthogProvider, …).

Out of scope for v1:

  • OAuth app installation flow (deferred per workflow-credentials-v1 D5)
  • Incoming Webhook URLs (Bot Token only)
  • Slack-specific outbound helpers — handled by the auth proxy + a thin send node