py_slack
basic webhook messages, want interactivity next
CLI
python3 send_hook.py https://hook_url/xxxxx/xxxx string_of_txt
In Code
In practice, I use this to send JSONs of Python objects. Here's how to use it in code:
from send_hook import send_msg_hook
send_hook_msg(hook_url, msg, format_type)
#hook_url expects a string url with the appropriate protocol at the beginning, for example http:// or https://
#msg expects either a dictionary or a string
#format_type defaults to 'snippet', but can be set to 'plain'
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