slack_invoker
Invoke Python functions from Slack
Installation
pip3 install slack_invoker
Using the library
slack_invoker currently only supports the creation of Slack bot users via the RTM API.
The sample_bot shows how you can set up a simple bot user which accepts messages
when it is mentioned, parses the messages using an
argparse argument parser, passes these
arguments to a Python function, and displays the result in Slack.
The Slack documentation has more information on how to create a bot user.
The sample bot requires you to export your Bot User OAuth Access Token (provided on
https://api.slack.com once you create the bot user) as the
SLACK_BOT_USER_ACCESS_TOKEN environment variable.
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