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slaup

v1.0.1

Published

Slaup -----------------

Downloads

12,399

Readme

Slaup

Simple CLI tool for upload file to Slack.

Install

$ npm install -g slaup

File Upload to Slack

Please generate slack token from hear

$ slaup -t <token> -c general,hoge /path/to/file.txt 

Or if set enviroment variable $SLAUP_SLACK_TOKEN $SLAUP_CHANNELS

$ export SLAUP_SLACK_TOKE=<token>
$ export SLAUP_CHANNELS=general,hoge
$ slaup /path/to/file.txt

You can add options, filename filetype initail comment

$ slaup -f sample.js -k javascript -m "sample js file" /path/to/test.js

Usage

$ slaup -h

   slaup 1.0.0
     
   USAGE

     slaup <filepath>

   ARGUMENTS

     <filepath>      Path to upload file      required      

   OPTIONS

     -t <token>         Slack API Token                            optional      
     -c <channels>      Comma-separated list of channel names      optional      
     -f <filename>      Filename of file                           optional      
     -m <comment>       Initial comment to add to file             optional      
     -k <filetype>      A file type identifier                     optional      

   GLOBAL OPTIONS

     -h, --help         Display help                                      
     -V, --version      Display version                                   
     --no-color         Disable colors                                    
     --quiet            Quiet mode - only displays warn and error messages
     -v, --verbose      Verbose mode - will also output debug messages