Did you migrate from Hipchat to Slack and now miss the funny emojis? Your problems are over!
Install
We use splinter to make the browser interactions needed to upload the emojis and as we are using only chromedriver for now, you have to first follow these instructions to setup chromedriver in your machine.
Make sure to create and activate a Python 3 virtualenv, then type the following:
(venv) $ pip install hip2slack-emojiRun
You need thre environment variables: - SLACK_TEAM: your Slack team’s name as in https:/.slack.com/ - SLACK_EMAIL: your Slack email - SLACK_PASS: your Slack password
So you can run by doing this:
(venv) $ env SLACK_TEAM=yourslackteam SLACK_EMAIL=your@slack.email SLACK_PASS=yourslackpass catchemallIf you want, you can just run:
(venv) $ catchemallAnd you will get an interactive prompt asking for Slack info.
Make sure you have permissions in your team to upload emojis.
Enjoy!
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