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slack-message

v1.2.0

Published

Send slack messages from terminal

Downloads

57

Readme

Slack Message

Build Status XO code style Downloads

Send messages from your terminal directly to the Slack channel. The idea for this was published in mikaelbr/open-source-ideas.

Common use cases for this package are:

  • get a Slack notification when a CI server finishes its work
  • get a Slack notification when a deployment is complete
  • get a Slack notification when any other process exits

Install

$ npm i slack-message -g

Usage

You will need a working token. The easiest way to get a testing one is api.slack.com/web. If you need a live token please follow the instructions about oAuth api.slack.com/docs/oauth.

  $ slack-message

  Usage: slack-message [options] <#channel | @user> <message>

  Options:

  -h, --help           output usage information
  -V, --version        output the version number
  -t, --token <token>  token to use, reads SLACK_TOKEN if provided
  -s, --save-token     saves token for later use

Examples

Sending a message with inline token

$ slack-message -t token-123-321 #factory "I need some pancakes folks"

Sending a message and saving the token for a later use

$ slack-message -t token-123-321 -s #factory "really, I need pancakes"

Sending a direct message to a user

$ slack-message -t token-123-321 -s @chef "awesome pancakes!"

If you have a saved token

$ slack-message #general "send pancakes and hurry"

You can also pass an ENV variable

$ SLACK_TOKEN=token slack-message #random "I'm hungry"

Alternatives

  • slack - Slack API console for Node and the browser
  • slack-cli - Slack CLI interface for various API endpoints

License

MIT

Sponsors

Two Bucks Ltd © 2016