docketeer-slack
Slack chat backend for Docketeer.
This plugin connects Docketeer to Slack using:
- Socket Mode for inbound events
- Slack Web API for outbound actions and history
Configuration
| Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
DOCKETEER_SLACK_BOT_TOKEN |
(required) | Slack bot token (xoxb-...) |
DOCKETEER_SLACK_APP_TOKEN |
(required) | Slack app token for Socket Mode (xapp-...) |
DOCKETEER_SLACK_CHANNELS |
(optional) | Comma-separated allowlist of channel IDs |
DOCKETEER_SLACK_BOT_NAME |
slackbot |
Fallback username if auth lookup does not return one |
Required Slack app setup
- Enable Socket Mode
- Create an app-level token with
connections:write - Install the app to your workspace
- Subscribe to events:
app_mentionmessage.immessage.mpim
Recommended bot scopes:
app_mentions:readchat:writereactions:writechannels:historygroups:historyim:historympim:historychannels:readgroups:readim:readmpim:readfiles:write
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