EasyNotify
This package allows you to post messages with bots easily.
Install
Install this package:
pip install easynotify
If it does not work, try:
pip install git+https://github.com/CauchyComplete/EasyNotify
SlackBot
In your slack workspace, click the top left menu > Settings & administartion > Manage apps.
Search for "Incomming Webhooks" and click "Add to Slack".
Choose a channel you want to use and click "Add Incoming Webhooks integration".
Now you can post onto this workspace using this library.
import easynotify
bot = easynotify.SlackBot("https://hooks.slack.com/services/...") # Your Webhook URL
bot.post("Test Message", username="SlackBot", icon_emoji=":ghost:", print_also=True)
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