Change your Slack status from command line.
## Install
To install **bendercito**, just run:
```sh
$ sudo pip install bendercito
```
## Configure
First create a config file with your favorite status.
Example config.json:
```javascript
{
"clean":
{
"emoji": "",
"message": ""
},
"pomodoro":
{
"emoji": ":tomato:",
"message": "Pomodoro don't disturb"
},
"pairing":
{
"emoji": ":beers:",
"message": "Pairing"
},
"open":
{
"emoji": ":two_hearts:",
"message": "Open for Pairing"
},
"dinning":
{
"emoji": ":fork_and_knife:",
"message": "Dinning"
},
"doctor":
{
"emoji": ":syringe:",
"message": "Doctor visit"
}
}
```
Then you need to create two environment variables.
```sh
BENDERCITO_FILE="path_to_your_config_file"
BENDERCITO_SLACK_TOKEN="your_slack_token"
```
## Usage
```sh
$ bendercito pairing
```
```sh
$ bendercito --list
```
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