slash-command | Simple slash command parsing | Chat library

I am attempting to validate the signature for my bot application using discord's "INTERACTIONS ENDPOINT URL" in a lambda function running python 3.7. Using the documentation here under the "Security and Authorization" section, I still seem to be unable to get a valid return on the signature, with the exception being triggered each time. I'm unsure which aspect of the validation is incorrect. I am using AWS API Gateway to forward the headers to the lambda function in order to access them. Any help with pointing me in the right direction would be appreciated.

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Here is the output of the event in lambda for reference. I removed some of the values for security marked by <>.

As Discord has brought a new feature, which after reading the docs for hours, I have basic understanding about that this feature is completely new and actually a bit more complex that supposed to be. The basics are that you might have never done before is that through OAuth2 page of your bot, you have to check "applications.commands" option alongside "bot" box, in order to give your bot a slash command ability throughout the servers it is in.

Unfortunately, Discord really supports the JavaScript made bots much more than the Python ones, and the documentation, whole process of making the bots, even the structure is supposed to almost always have a JS type of something, here for example, for the configurations the json is being used.

I have found a lot of samples regarding to the JS written slash command bots both recorded and blog written, however, not any related to the Python made. Is there any sample where to just to run the bot and use a simple slash command integrated within our bot in our server to get to know the general structure of how slash bots are made in Python?

p.s: I am still in search for the resources, and if found anything, this message will be updated, and the links to the resources will be provided down below.

Recently, discord added support for slash commands for your own application. I read through the documentation for it, and I've tried to search for some videos (however the feature did JUST come out) but I do not understand what I actually have to do to get it working. I am using WebStorm (js, node.js). Has anyone successfully made a slash command, and if so, how?

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I'm trying to make SlackBot and if I call him in some public channel it works fine but when I call him (type slash-command) in any direct channel I receive "The server responded with: {'ok': False, 'error': 'channel_not_found'}". In public channels where I've invited my bot it works fine, but if I type "/my-command" in any DM-channel I receive response in separate DM-channel with my bot. I expect to receive these responses in that DM-channel where I type the command. Here is some part of my code:

I am building an internal slack app that launches a modal, so technical requests can be ticketed more effectively.

When I return the following from my API in a JSON response to a slash-command I get an error failed with the error "invalid_blocks", however, when I put this in the block-kit-builder it works perfectly (including "sending to slack" button)

Any ideas why this is failing when I run my slash command - and is it possible to see more detailed error messages from slack?

I am trying to use slash commands to my one of the slack channel. I tried to do a POC using git API and it worked fine.

I first created a slash command from this link : https://api.slack.com/censored/slash-commands

Commnad: /poc Request URL: http://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts

This worked fine when I type /opc on slack chat box of my channel. It returns some data.

But when I change the Request URL to an internal API, which is accessible only from the office domain, I get error:

Darn – that slash command didn't work (error message: Failure when receiving data from the peer). Manage the command at .

I believe, slack is not able to access my internal URL in case. Is that possible to see the slack logs?

Can anyone please help me here.

So, I've been integrating Slack into my back end lately and I noticed that it's getting kind of super annoying to work in development and/or production.

Mainly because there does not seem to be a way to switch between environments so I was wondering whether I overlooked something here.

For now I just created MyApp and [dev] MyApp and mirrored the settings s.t. I can test the app locally and on my production server. That means all slash-commands, their common webhook url, interactive message webhook urls, as well as event webhook url for events plus the additional webhook url for installation and so on.

Quite time consuming but most of all: error prone.

Long story short: I want to know if there is an easier way to manage development and production environmet for Slack apps.

Hi I am trying to build an endpoint for slack commands in asp.net core 2.2. I have a data structure representing a commandrequest from slack like so:

I'm trying to do a pretty simple thing I believe - trigger a Jenkins job from a slash command in slack. I want to type /dump in slack and that should trigger particular jenkins job. I'm using Slack Slash command to achieve this and the setup is very simple - type command, type URL, select POST/GET method.

I tried two methods - first was to use Build Authorization Token Root Plugin following this tutorial - in this case I configured Slack slash command to make GET request on the URL: http://jenkins_url:8080/job/db-dump-setup/build?token=MY_TOKEN - If I put the URL to my browser, the job gets triggered, if I run the /dump command, slack responds with: