email2slack 1.0.0a6

(Optional) Use faster HTML parser than pure Python

Installation of email2slack requires gcc and the development packages of both libxml2 and libxslt. On RedHat based systems you can install these using sudo yum install gcc libxml2-devel libxslt-devel. On Ubuntu systems you can install using sudo apt-get install build-essential libxml2-dev libxslt-dev. If you are using some other system there are probably similar packages available.

(Optional) Use nkf to convert character encoding for non Unicode message

nkf binding module (https://pypi.org/project/nkf/) also requires gcc and Python development headers to build C extension. On RedHat based systems you can install these using sudo yum install gcc python-devel. On Ubuntu systems you can install using sudo apt-get install python python-pip.

From PyPI

# Install email2slack
pip install -U email2slack  # without any optional modules
pip install -U email2slack[lxml]  # use lxml
pip install -U email2slack[nkf]  # use nkf
pip install -U email2slack[lxml,nkf]  # both

# Fetch configuration file from GitHub
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mikoim/email2slack/master/contrib/email2slack > /usr/local/etc/email2slack

# Before using, You must edit config file
vim /usr/local/etc/email2slack

In this case, setuptools create script to call email2slack and place it in bin directory automatically. So you should use the script in Setup MTA section.

From GitHub repository

git clone https://github.com/mikoim/email2slack.git
cd email2slack

# Install email2slack
pip install -U .  # without any optional modules
pip install -U .[lxml]  # use lxml
pip install -U .[nkf]  # use nkf
pip install -U .[lxml,nkf]  # both
cp contrib/email2slack /usr/local/etc/

# Before using, You must edit config file
vim /usr/local/etc/email2slack