SlackBots | Repo for some Slack bots | Chat library
kandi X-RAY | SlackBots Summary
kandi X-RAY | SlackBots Summary
This repo contains scripts for the Slack Bots referenced in my blog post Slack Bots for Trolls and Work. chatspam.sh - a while loop to spam ghosts to Slack via incoming webhook. famecheck.py - Slack slash command bot that takes a Twitter handle and returns a snarky comment about the follower count of the user to Slack. StoryBot - Slack slash command to tell a story via incoming webhook, one line at a time after a random sleep interval. TrollBot - Slack slash command that takes a username and returns a random troll from a preconfigured dicitonary for that specific user.
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- POST a Slack message
- Fetch a user from a given channel
- Parse twitter twitter
- Post a ephemeral message
- Post a message
- Parse a Bloom file
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QUESTION
I am new to Node, AWS Lambdas, and Slackbots, so what better way to learn them all than by trying to figure them out at the same time? Just kidding.
I have created a slackbot slash command app. That is, when a user on Slack types '/anondm @username msg' Slack will send this command to my Lambda function, which then returns an answer directly to the sender.
That goal is, have the Lambda take the message, remove the username, and forward the message onto the recipient anonymously.
Now, first off, this exists. Or at least, I can find code repos on GitHub. But I wanted a branded version and I wanted to add a couple little tricks.
What works: — Creating the bot and slash command was not a problem. — Getting the Lambda to receive the message and respond to the sender was also not a problem.
If you're interested, you just need an API Gateway and a Lambda function, and this tutorial will suffice: https://api.slack.com/tutorials/aws-lambda
What is not working: — I need to make an HTTPS GET request to the Slack API so it will execute the command of sending the message to the user.
I spent about a day trying to figure this out and went back and forth between many solutions, but then this morning after some coffee landed on something I REALLY like.
I've seen people suggesting using an SNS Topic. So one Lambda receives web request, then publishes to an SNS Topic which triggers another Lambda to send. Well, that sounds nice for something high volume where I would have use a job queue, but... i mean it's a web handler and a GET request... this should be a couple lines of code.
So the question: What is the easiest way to execute a GET request during a Lambda that has received a web request?
Here is what didn't work (in simplest form) but was expected to be the solution:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-02 at 21:12The reason I was failing was originally: My lambda was async and returning while i was trying to execute another async or sync function. The Lambda was simply returning too quickly, or getting stuck inside another function waiting to return.
This is definitely a lack of knowledge problem, but I noticed sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo many people online struggling with same issue.
The trick was to use:
QUESTION
I'm using slackbots (https://github.com/mishk0/slack-bot-api) to create an interactive bot. I can, as a user, send message in chat and having my bot giving me an answer depending on what i wrote. Like if I type : !weekend, my bot will answer if weekend is close or not by fetching an API.
It's working this way
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-05 at 13:07This library seams to just forward parameters to the respective Slack API method, which is chat.postMessage
.
To post an image with Slack you need to include an image URL either within an attachment (outmoded) or blocks.
e.g. to attach an image wit attachments you would add this array via params
:
QUESTION
My config is a simple Docker Swarm (on Docker for Windows) with a Treafik container and a very simple Spring Boot 'echo' container.
I would like to forward a browser request for 'localhost/traefik' to the Traefik dashboard and 'localhost/echo/something' to a simple Sprint Boot echo application.
Expected to work:
...
ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-03 at 18:50The first issue was a networking issue. Solved, thanks to clever Jim.
The other issue was that I used the wrong port number. To route from the frontend '/echo' to the backend, the 'ports' section is NOT used. I could route directly to the exposed port of the slackbot application!
Take a look at the ports config: only 80 is available.
QUESTION
The Slackbots package stopped working for me without any modifications to my Node.js slack bot application. On start up I receive the error:
Error: SyntaxError: Unexpected end of JSON input
which is outputed from:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-02 at 20:54After going through the Slackbots package code I was able to get myself into reading about the Slack API method rtm.start and in there I found the line saying
Please use
rtm.connect
instead, especially when connecting on behalf of an Enterprise Grid customer.
Since I am an Enterprise Grid customer I changed the line in index.js
for the Slackbot package to the following
this._api('rtm.start').then...
to this._api('rtm.connect').then...
and everything started working again.
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You can use SlackBots like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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