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slacka

v1.1.3

Published

Microscopic Slack RTM powered implementation of a classic mention bot

Downloads

17

Readme

Slacka

GitHub stars GitHub license Dependencies

Standard - JavaScript Style Guide

Install 📦

npm install slacka

API

new Slacka(options)

Create new instance of the bot. Options should have to be an object { token, username }

.on('command', callbackFunction)

"Command" is a string (a name for an event) what you want a react to. Slacka by default emmit 'init' event after succefull start Slack RTM communication via Websockets. callbackFunction(sentReply, getArgs, userObject) has three parameters

  • sentReply(text: String, params: Object) function for sending reply, for params see see https://api.slack.com/methods/chat.postMessage
  • getArguments(index: Number, defaultValue: Any) getter function for parameter at index index with default value defaultValue
  • userObject which is User type retrieved from Slack.

.postMessage(channel: ChannelID, text: String, params: Object)

  • same as setReply with difference that first argument is channel ID.

.slackAPI(endpoint: String, params: Object): Promise

.groups: Object, .users: Object, .channels: Object

  • these variables are filled after init event with proper objects from Slack API

Example

You can try by yourself:

Run: TOKEN=YOURSECRETOKEN node sample.js

and then could try to type this into the some channel (where is your bot invited): @nickOfYourBot: hello

const Slacka = require('./index')

if (!process.env.token) {
  console.error('not specified token in environment')
  process.exit(1)
}

const slacka = new Slacka({
  token: process.env.token, // // Grab the token at https://my.slack.com/services/new/bot
  username: 'golem' // name of the bot
})

/**
 * The on event has name of command (in this case "hello")
 *
 * Next there are three arguments of the callback function:
 *
 * Function sentReply(text: String, params: Object) see https://api.slack.com/methods/chat.postMessage
 * Function getArguments(index: Number, defaultValue: Any)
 * Object UserObject see https://api.slack.com/types/user
 */

slacka.on('hello', (sentReply, getArg, {real_name}) => {
  sentReply(`Hi! ${real_name}!`, {
    icon_emoji: `:${getArg(0, 'pizza')}:`
  })
})