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happner-slack

v0.1.1

Published

happner slack integration

Downloads

20

Readme

npm Build Status

happner-slack

In progress.

Currently implements only /commands and webhook integrations from/to slack.

  • The /commands allow commands entered on slack to run mesh exchange methods that reply back to slack.
  • The webhook allows for the mesh to post messages to slack.

Todo

  • Security solution. Command calls from slack are relayed by a middleware function which means the actual exchange calls are secondary/internal calls run as admin. It would be nice if the team-domains/users from slack could be integrated with/mapped to happn users.
  • Support multiple (named) webhooks.

Setup in mesh

NB: slack requires https server with """valid""" cert (not self-signed)

...
components: {
  'happner-slack': {
    $configure: function (defaultConfig) {
      var config = defaultConfig.component.config;
      
      // supports multiple tokens so that multiple slack commands can post here
      config.command.tokens.push('SLACKTOKEN1');
      config.command.tokens.push('SLACKTOKEN2');
      
      // note: if process.env.SLACK_COMMAND_TOKENS = 'token1,token2,...'
      //       then those will be pre-loaded into defaultConfig
      
      config.webhook.url = 'https://hooks.slack.com/services/.../.../...'
      
      return defaultConfig;
    }
  },
  'componentName': {
    // another component (that happner-slack relays /commands to)
  }
},
...

Setup on slack

Create any number of /command integrations in slack resulting approximately as follows:

slack command image

  • Note that the component/method to run is encoded into the command's post url.
  • Contained in each command setup is a token that should go into the mesh config described above.

Create a webhook integration in slack resulting approximately as follows:

slack webhook image

  • Contained in the slack setup is a url that should go into the mesh config described above.
  • Note that although the happner-slack component supports only one webhook config, messages can be posted to any (public) channel in the team-domain using the same webhook.

(missing images? see github readme)

Slack compatible exchange methods

In the above setup, execution of /some-command in slack will call exchange.componentName.methodName(payload, callback) with the command payload as follows:

{
  team_id: "...",
  team_domain: "...",
  channel_id: "...",
  channel_name: "...",
  user_id: "...",
  user_name: "...",
  command: "/some-command",
  text: "additional parameters as text"
}

It is up to exchange.componentName.methodName(payload, callback) to callback with a slack compatible response as follows:

callback(null, {
  // response_type: "ephemeral", // only caller sees command response
  response_type: "in_channel", // everybody sees command response
  text: "Some response text.",
  attachments: [
    {
      text: "Additional text."
    }
  ]
});

Posting messages to slack using the webhook

Post messages from other mesh components via $happn.exchange.

var message = {
  text: "Some text",
  // channel: "#general", // post to alternative (public) channel in the team-domain
  // username: "bob the bot", // post as alternative user
  // icon_emoji: ":earth_africa:" // post with alternative icon
}

$happn.exchange['happner-slack'].post(message)  
  .then(function() {
    // success
  })
  .catch(function(error) {
    // failed
    
    // response from slack if "Error: slack api error"
    // error.statusCode
    // error.body
  });

slack message formatting emoji_icons