slacknotifpy 1.0.7

A Python tool for sending Slack notifications on job completion.

SlackNotifPy

slacknotifpy is a Python CLI tool that sends notifications to a specified Slack channel on job completion. This can be especially useful for tracking automated job results, such as success or failure, directly in Slack.

Features

• Runs a Python script or shell command and sends a Slack notification upon completion.
• Customizable success and failure messages.
• Simple configuration for Slack tokens and channel IDs.

Installation

Install slacknotifpy from PyPI:

pip install slacknotifpy

Configuration

To use slacknotifpy, you need to configure it with your Slack token and channel ID. These settings will be saved in a .slacknotif_config file.

1. Run the following command to set up the configuration:

slacknotif init

2. Follow the prompts to enter:

• Slack Token
• Slack Channel ID
• Custom success and failure messages (optional)

You can find the Slack token and channel ID in your Slack app settings.

Custom Messages

To update the success and failure messages for a project, use:

slacknotif config setmessages

Resetting the Configuration

The initialized config file can be reset using the command:

slacknotif config setconfig

and following the prompts.

Usage

After configuring slacknotifpy, you can use it to run scripts and send notifications:

slacknotif run <script_path> [job_name]

• script_path: The path to the Python script you want to run.
• job_name (optional): A name for the job, used in the Slack message. Defaults to the script filename.

Example:

slacknotif run my_script.py "Data Processing Job"

A shell command can be run instead of a Python script by using the --cmd or -c flag:

slacknotif run -c "<SHELL COMMAND>" [job_name]

Example:

slacknotif run -c "ls -l /tmp" "My Shell Comand Job"

Running without a config file

You can run the tool without first running the init command by passing in the API token and channel ID (and optionally the custom messages) as arguments. The arguments will override values in the config file if it does exist.

slacknotif run <script_path> [job_name] [--token TOKEN] [--channel CHANNEL] [--success-msg SUCCESS_MSG] [--failure-msg FAILURE_MSG]

Example:

slacknotif run my_script.py "Data Processing Job" --token "MY-API-TOKEN" --channel "Random"

Example Slack Notification Messages

• Success: "Data Processing Job completed successfully"
• Failure: "Data Processing Job failed"

You can customize these messages using {job_name} as a placeholder in the config.

You can also tag users using thier real or display names using {@John Doe} or {@JohnDoe42}

Command Reference

• Configure SlackNotifPy: slacknotif init
• Re-Configure SlackNotifPy: slacknotif config setconfig
• Set Custom Messages: slacknotif config setmessages
• Run Script and Notify: slacknotif run <script_path> [job_name]
• Run Shell Command and Notify: slacknotif run -c "<SHELL COMMAND>" [job_name]
• Run Script and Notify and override config settings: slacknotif run <script_path> [job_name] [--token TOKEN] [--channel CHANNEL] [--success-msg SUCCESS_MSG] [--failure-msg FAILURE_MSG]

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.