Sends Hull Events and Activity to Slack. Lets you search in Hull from there.

If you want your own instance:

See Readme here

git clone [email protected]:hull-ships/hull-slack.git
cd hull-slack
yarn
npm run ngrok # Serves connector on `https://slack.eu.ngrok.io` - See `package.json` 
npm run start:dev # starts in development mode
npm run build # builds the app
npm run test # runs tests

Here are the events that the Slack connector tracks

• outgoing.user.error - Error trying to post the user to slack
• outgoing.user.success - User was correctly posted to a channel or member
• outgoing.user.reply - Bot replied to a user request
• user.fetch.fail - Bot failed to search for a user that was requested
• user.fetch.success - Bot found a user that was requested
• bot.error - An uncaught error happened.
• bot.reply - Bot replied to a user message
• bot.hear - Bot was mentioned and noticed it.
• bot.interactiveMessage.post bot detected a click on a Slack button and will reply
• bot.interactiveMessage.error - Bot failed fetching events for a user following a click on Display Events
• bot.interactiveMessage.error - Bot failed to update an interactive message (you update them by clicking the buttons in the User profile's footer)
• bot.setup.start - Bot starting setup of the channels it needs
• bot.setup.error - Bot failed to setup the channels it needs

CLIENT_ID=:"Slack Key"
CLIENT_SECRET="Slack Secret"
SECRET="A randomly created secret. Make it long and complex"

Don't forget to setup your Slack dev app to allow callback URLs to your local instance as described in the redirect_uri section of Slack OAuth Docs