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slack-ext-updatable-message

v1.5.8

Published

Updatable messages for Slack. Awesome!

Downloads

21

Readme

Slack EXT: Updatable Message

Create awesome interactions with by updating your slack messages.

Installation

Install it using NPM:

npm install --save slack-ext-updatable-message

Usage

Usage is really easy. You can send anything you can send with the Slack API, we'll do the administration:

const { UpdatableMessage } = require("slack-ext-updatable-message");

// provide us a token or an instance of the Slack Api and the channelId
const sender = new UpdatableMessage("token", channelId);

// send asynchronously
sender.send('Let me check...');

// perform long operations a send feeback
for(var i = 1; i < 10; i++){
    // long operation
    sender.send(`Procssing, we're on ${i}%`);
}

await sender.send('Finished!');

Notes

There are some choices we've made:

  • Awaiting is optional, but if you want to make sure something really happed, await it.
  • If multiple updates come in when sending (without await), the last available message will be send upon completion.