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slack-payload

v1.0.11

Published

A wrapper for Slack payloads to make working with events easier and consistent across events

Downloads

61

Readme

Slack Payload Wrapper

A lightweight wrapper for Slack payloads to make working with events easier and consistent across schemas.

Why?

Slack has many events that POST to HTTPS endpoints, including Slash Commands, Events API, and Interactive Messages. Each payload schema is slightly different and adds additional if/then logic to your endpoint functions.

Let's use user_id as an example. If your endpoint needs this id, your logic might look something like this:

function getUserId(payload) {
  // Interactive Messages
  if (payload.user) return payload.user.id

  // Slash Commands
  if (payload.user_id) return payload.user_id

  // Events API
  if (payload.event && payload.event.user) return payload.event.user
  if (payload.event && payload.event.item) return payload.event.item.user
}

Sometimes even the payload itself requires work to use since it can be encoded then included in the payload field.

if (event.payload)
  payload = JSON.parse(event.payload)

Example

const Payload = require('slack-payload'),

app.post('/slack', (req, res) => {
  let payload = new Payload(req.body)

  // returns the message text no matter the event type
  let text = payload.text

  // check for the event type or values
  let isCommand = payload.is('slash_command')
  let isButtonClick = payload.is('message_button')
  let isButtonValue = payload.is('my_button_value')

  // perform regex on text messages
  let match = payload.match(/lunch/i)

  // determine if the event was caused by a bot
  let bot_id = payload.bot_id

})

API

Property | Description ---|--- text | The message text associated with the event team_id | The team id the payload was sent from channel_id | The channel id the payload was sent from user_id | The user id that sent the payload (if available) bot_id | The bot id that sent the payload (if available) selection | The selected interactive message option action | The selected interactive message action types | An array of all types associated with this payload (includes a wildcard)

Function | Parameter | Description ---|---|--- is | event type [String] | Checks if the payload matches an event type. Get a full list of events here match | regex | Matches the text with a regular expression

Install

npm i slack-payload