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run-and-slack

v0.0.2

Published

Run a program and post result to Slack

Downloads

3

Readme

Run a program and report back to Slack

The run-and-slack program runs a program and reports to Slack when it is finished. Optionally, it can upload a log file to Gist and include a link in the Slack message.

Installation

npm install -g run-and-slack

Use

First, set a few environment variables:

  • SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL - the incoming webhook URL for Slack (required)
  • GITHUB_TOKEN - a Github user token with 'gist' scope (required for uploading log files)
  • SLACK_USERNAME - the user name to post as (defaults to 'HAL9000')
  • SLACK_EMOJI - an emoji shortcode for the bot's icon (defaults to ':see_no_evil:')
  • SLACK_CHANNEL - the Slack channel to notify, including the '#'
  • SLACK_ALERT_USER - a username to mention in the Slack message
  • SLACK_LOG_FILE - the path to a log file to upload

direnv is super helpful for managing these.

Then run:

run-and-slack some-command arg1 arg2

It will run the program and report back to Slack when it has finished.

In addition, it takes a few command line options (before the command):

  • -u user - a user to alert (overrides SLACK_ALERT_USER)
  • -f file - a log file to upload (overrides SLACK_LOG_FILE)
  • -c channel - the channel to notify (overrides SLACK_CHANNEL)