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Slack API client writ in JS

Package Exports

  • slack
  • slack/methods/_exec-browser.js
  • slack/methods/_exec.js
  • slack/methods/chat.postMessage
  • slack/methods/rtm.client-browser.js
  • slack/methods/rtm.client.js

This package does not declare an exports field, so the exports above have been automatically detected and optimized by JSPM instead. If any package subpath is missing, it is recommended to post an issue to the original package (slack) to support the "exports" field. If that is not possible, create a JSPM override to customize the exports field for this package.

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Slack Web and RTM API client. 🌱🙌💕

  • Writ in es2015 JavaScript
  • Pure functions (no stateful things like classes or using new)
  • Perfect symmetry (low level: method sigs match api docs method sigs are node style)
  • Opt in (selectivly use the parts of the api surface you want w/o the entire payload)
  • Works in Node and the browser (per above)
  • Future friendly 1/2 published to npm as es5
  • Future friendly 2/2 no in-progress es* features avoid polyfills and runtime
  • Heavily tested CI and Apache2 licensed

install 🌟📦

npm i slack

usage ✨🚀

This module works in es5 environments by default. It is tested for Node and the browser.

var slack = require(`slack`)

// logs {args:{hello:`world`}}
slack.api.test({hello:`word`}, console.log)

Usage with es2015 works well too; slack itself is written in es2015 with Babel for transpile. Also nice you can specify only the methods you need which can trim the payload if you are using slack in the browser.

// only import the one method (and its deps oc)
import-test from `slack/methods/api.test`

// logs {args:{hyper:`card`}}
test({hyper:`card`}, console.log)

Starting an RTM session works identically in both Node and the browser.

import slack from `slack`

let bot = slack.rtm.client()
let token = process.env.SLACK_TOKEN

bot.hello(message=> {
  console.log(`Got a message: ${message}`)
  bot.close()
})

bot.listen({token})

The entire RTM event API is supported.

test setup 🔒🔑👈

Clone this repo and create a file called .env in the root with the following:

SLACK_TOKEN=xxxx
SLACK_CLIENT_ID=xxxx
SLACK_CLIENT_SECRET=xxxx

You can get a SLACK_TOKEN for testing here. You need to register an app for a SLACK_CLIENT_ID and SLACK_CLIENT_SECRET.

testing 💚💚💚

👉 In Node:

npm test

👉 Or the browser:

npm run btest

👉 Or kick up a repl and poke around:

<img-src=https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/bugbot/slack-repl.png>

slack web api 🎉

If the method signature below is not syntax highlighted then it needs parameter validation and tests. See the channels.history for a good example of how to do this if you want to contibute. Of course all contributions are super appreciated! There are many ways this library can be improved. 🐝🚩

  • api.test(params (err, data)=>)
  • auth.test(token (err, data)=>)
  • channels.archive({token channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • channels.create({token name}, (err, data)=>)
  • channels.history({token channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • channels.info
  • channels.invite
  • channels.join
  • channels.kick
  • channels.leave
  • channels.list({token exclude_archived}, (err, data)=>)
  • channels.mark
  • channels.rename
  • channels.setPurpose
  • channels.setTopic
  • channels.unarchive
  • chat.delete
  • chat.postMessage({token text, channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • chat.update
  • emoji.list
  • files.delete
  • files.info
  • files.list
  • files.upload
  • groups.archive
  • groups.close
  • groups.create
  • groups.createChild
  • groups.history
  • groups.info
  • groups.invite
  • groups.kick
  • groups.leave
  • groups.list
  • groups.mark
  • groups.open
  • groups.rename
  • groups.setPurpose
  • groups.setTopic
  • groups.unarchive
  • im.close
  • im.history
  • im.list
  • im.mark
  • im.open
  • mpim.close({token channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • mpim.history({token channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • mpim.list({token} (err, data)=>)
  • mpim.mark({token channel, ts}, (err, data)=>)
  • mpim.open({token users}, (err, data)=>)
  • oauth.access({client_id client_secret, code}, (err, data)=>)
  • pins.add({token channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • pins.list({token channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • pins.remove({token channel}, (err, data)=>)
  • reactions.add
  • reactions.get
  • reactions.list
  • reactions.remove
  • rtm.start({token} (err, data)=>)
  • search.all
  • search.files
  • search.messages
  • stars.add({token} (err, data)=>)
  • stars.list({token} (err, data)=>)
  • stars.remove({token} (err, data)=>)
  • team.accessLogs
  • team.info(token (err, data)=>)
  • team.info
  • usergroups.create
  • usergroups.disable
  • usergroups.enable
  • usergroups.list
  • usergroups.update
  • usergroups.users.list
  • usergroups.users.update
  • users.getPresence
  • users.info
  • users.list(token (err, data)=>)
  • users.setActive
  • users.setPresence

slack rtm api

This is currently generated with ./scripts/rtm-events. The event name becomes a function for registering event handlers like so:

import slack from `slack`

let token = process.env.SLACK_TOKEN
let bot = slack.rtm.client()

bot.hello(console.log)
bot.message(console.log)

bot.listen({token})

Try it out in the repl by running npm start like so:

rtm events

  • hello
  • message
  • user_typing
  • channel_marked
  • channel_created
  • channel_joined
  • channel_left
  • channel_deleted
  • channel_rename
  • channel_archive
  • channel_unarchive
  • channel_history_changed
  • im_created
  • im_open
  • im_close
  • im_marked
  • im_history_changed
  • group_joined
  • group_left
  • group_open
  • group_close
  • group_archive
  • group_unarchive
  • group_rename
  • group_marked
  • group_history_changed
  • file_created
  • file_shared
  • file_unshared
  • file_public
  • file_private
  • file_change
  • file_deleted
  • file_comment_added
  • file_comment_edited
  • file_comment_deleted
  • pin_added
  • pin_removed
  • presence_change
  • manual_presence_change
  • pref_change
  • user_change
  • team_join
  • star_added
  • star_removed
  • reaction_added
  • reaction_removed
  • emoji_changed
  • commands_changed
  • team_plan_change
  • team_pref_change
  • team_rename
  • team_domain_change
  • email_domain_changed
  • bot_added
  • bot_changed
  • accounts_changed
  • team_migration_started
  • subteam_created
  • subteam_updated
  • subteam_self_added
  • subteam_self_removed