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slacquer

v0.1.3

Published

Send and receieve messages from Slack in Node.js.

Downloads

21

Readme

Slacquer

Send and receieve messages from Slack in Node.js!

Usage

Import

You can import either via CommonJS or ES6, depending on what you're using.

var Slacquer = require( 'slacquer' );

or

import Slacquer from 'slacquer';

Send

    let slack = new Slacquer( 'https://mywebhook.url/192873982173' );

    // Slacquer.send is a Promise
    slack.send({

            text:       'This is a test.',
            channel:    '#testing-bots',
            username:   'my-cool-bot'
        })
        .then( response => {

            // do something with <response.body>
        })
    ;

Respond

    let slack = new Slacquer( 'https://mywebhook.url/192873982173' );

    slack.respond( req.body )
        .then( response => {

            console.log( response.userName + ' said: "' + response.text + '"' );
        })
    ;

Build

You can build easily with gulp, which will test then build. To just test, run gulp test. More tests are coming...

Requirements

You'll need a Slack account and a webhook URL set up.

Contribute

Please fork the project, then use a pull request to make improvements and fixes.

Authors and Acknowledgements

Written by Robert Gerald Porter.

Based upon node-slack by Ben Brown.

License

BSD