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mokbot

v1.0.0

Published

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Downloads

3

Readme

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install (todo)

npm install slack-bot-tester

example test using tape

Let's say you have a bot that says 'hello' when you say hi to it, and it reacts with a :heart: when you tell it 'you rock'. Here is how you test it.

var test = require('tape');
var botTester = require('slack-bot-tester');

test('simple test', function (t) {
  tester = botTester({
    token: '<your slack topen here>',
    name: <name of bot you want to test>
  });

  tester.nextReply(onreply);
  tester.nextReaction(onreaction);

  tester.say('hi');

  function onreply (err, msg) {
    t.notOk(err);
    t.equal(msg.text, 'hello');
  }

  function onreaction (err, reaction) {
    t.notOk(err);
    t.equal(reaction.reaction, 'heart');
  }
});

api

Setup

var mokbot = require('slack-bot-tester');

var tester = mokbot({
  token: '<your slack topen here>',
  name: '<name of bot you want to test>'
});

.join(channel)

Join a channel

tester.join('general');

.say(message)

Say something in the channel

tester.say('Hello everyone!');

.mention(message)

Mention the bot by name directly in a message

tester.mention('Can I have some beer?');

.dm(message)

Directly message your bot

tester.dm('I like private chats more.');

.nextReply(callback)

Calls the callback the next time your bot says something, either in the channel, or as a direct message.

tester.nextReply(function (message) {
  console.log('My bot said', message, 'in the channel or as a direct message');
});

.nextMention(callback)

Calls the callback the next time the tester bot is mentioned.

tester.nextMention(function (message) {
  console.log('I got a mention with this message:', message);
});

.nextMatch(regex, callback)

Calls the callback the next time a message matches your regex.

tester.nextMention(/hello/, function (message) {
  console.log('This message contains the word "hello":', message);
});

.nextReaction(callback)

Call a callback when the bot reacts to a message in the current channel.

tester.nextReaction(function (reaction) {
  console.log('The bot reacted to a message in the channel.');
});

.conversation()

TBI