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Masquerade yourself as fictitious user on slack

Usage

./slackerade.py https://hooks.slack.com/services/CHANNEL/URL/HASH
USERNAME MSG EMOJI_NAME

Note: to have access to the channel Webhook Url you must first activate slack Incoming Webhook feature as explained here.

Example

./slackerade.py https://hooks.slack.com/services/<censured> "The Joker" "That's the joke" ":thats_the_joke:"

gives :

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