slacker
run command and send stdout+stderr to slack
examples:
shirker s3://mybucket/my-slack-token CHANNELID -- echo "hello, world"
this will send in the slack channel that 'echo "hello, world"' is about to be run, and then the stdout, i.e. "hello, world", will be sent in a reply. stderr is also sent when present.
Shirker makes it easy to take existing apps/pipelines/whatever and add very light slack monitoring to them.
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