Notify to the slack channel using the incoming webhooks when the previous command has ended.
Requirements
Python 2
Install
pypi
$ pip install cht
Download
If you don’t want to install cht with pip, download the main script.
# assume that ~/bin is included in $PATH $ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/suzuki-shunsuke/cht/master/cht.py -o ~/bin/cht $ chmod a+x ~/cht
Usage
$ <previous command>; cht $? [-u <url>] [-c <channel>] [-m <message>]
if you want to send the previous command’s output to the slack channel, use pipe.
$ <previous command> | cht [-u <url>] [-c <channel>] [-m <message>]
Environment Variable
You can use the following environment variables to set the channel and webhook url.
CHT_URL: webhook url
CHT_CHANNEL: channel name
Command line arguments are prefered to the environment variables.
Contributing
Create a feature branch
Commit your changes
Rebase your local changes against the master branch
Create a new Pull Request
License
Metadata
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