Safe Haskell	None

Network.Linklater

Synopsis

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The say function posts a Message, with a capital M, to Slack. It'll, ahem, need your token first though.

A bot server! As if by magic. This acts like a WAI middleware in that you let us wrap around your application.

Where slash commands can come from, and where messages can go.

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GroupChannel Text	A public or private group.
IMChannel Text	A private conversation with your best friend (or lover?).

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A username: no at-signs, just text!

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Here's how you talk.

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_messageChannel :: Channel: You need a channel. It can be a group channel or a private IM. Alert: if it's a private IM, it'll look like it came from slackbot (as of writing).
_messageText :: Text: What you want to say. This will be parsed in full (parse=full). In the future I'll support other forms of parsing, hopefully. Poke me with a pull request if I forget.
_messageIcon :: Icon: The icon you want your message to appear as.

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Like a curiosity about the world, you'll need one of these to say something.

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Config
Fields _configIncomingHookToken :: Text This is the incoming web hook token that Slack gave you. It's usually a long alphanumberic string of garbage. _configHostname :: Text This is where your Slack account is hosted. For example, 'trello.slack.com'.

Incoming HTTP requests to the slash function get parsed into one of these babies.

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Command
Fields _commandUser :: User Who ran your slash command. _commandChannel :: Channel Where the person ran your slash command. _commandText :: Maybe Text Text for the slash command, if any.

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For example, :stars2:. Future versions should support actual images, I GUESS.

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