mistune-slack 0.1.1

Convert Markdown to Slack blocks - useful for chatbots

Mistune Slack Renderer

Convert Markdown into Slack Block Kit format using Mistune. Useful for LLM-powered chatbots!

Kitchen sink example

• View Kitchen Sink Markdown: test/testdata/kitchen_sink.md.txt
• View Output in Block Kit Builder: https://app.slack.com/block-kit-builder/#...

Features

• Produces Slack Block Kit JSON for posting messages to Slack
• Renders Slack users, channels, broadcasts, and emojis
• Supports strikethrough, task lists, URLs, and code blocks
• Headings, paragraphs, block quotes, and dividers
• Ordered and bullet lists (with nesting and task-list support)
• Inline code and fenced code-block rendering
• Link conversion into Slack link elements
• Note: images not supported. It should be easy to add by subclassing mistune_slack.renderer.SlackRenderer and adding your own logic (such as you may want to upload the image somewhere as well)

Install

uv add mistune-slack

Usage

from mistune_slack import render_slack_blocks_from_markdown

markdown = "# Hello, *world*!"
blocks = render_slack_blocks_from_markdown(markdown)
print(blocks)  # post `blocks` to Slack

Advanced usage

import mistune
from mistune.plugins.formatting import strikethrough
from mistune.plugins.task_lists import task_lists
from mistune.plugins.url import url

from mistune_slack import SlackRenderer, slack_pluginSlackRenderer

markdown = "# Hello, *world*!"
renderer = mistune.create_markdown(renderer=SlackRenderer(), plugins=[slack_plugin, strikethrough, url, task_lists])
blocks: list[dict] = renderer(markdown)  # type: ignore
print(blocks)  # post `blocks` to Slack

Testing

uv run test

License

MIT