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Package: slackest
AboutSlackest is a full-featured Python interface for theSlack API.ExamplesfromslackestimportSlackestslack=Slackest('<your-slack-api-token-goes-here>')# Send a message to #general channelslack.chat.post_message('#general','Hello fellow slackers!')# Get users listresponse=slack.users.list()users=response.body['members']# Upload a fileslack.files.upload('hello.txt')# If you need to proxy the requestsproxy_endpoint='http://myproxy:3128'slack=Slackest('<your-slack-api-token-goes-here>',http_proxy=proxy_endpoint,https_proxy=proxy_endpoint)# Advanced: Use `request.Session` for connection pooling (reuse)fromrequests.sessionsimportSessionwithSession()assession:slack=Slackest(token,session=session)slack.chat.post_message('#general','All these requests')slack.chat.post_message('#general','go through')slack.chat.post_message('#general','a single https connection')Installation$pipinstallslackestCICDThis project uses AWS CodeBuild to build. CodeBuild uses a YAML-based file called builspec.yml that runs the appropriate commands.A wheel and a source distribution is provided according to the buildspec.Building LocallyFor local build testing, use the local CodeBuild image. Seethis AWS blog postfor more details.$gitclonehttps://github.com/aws/aws-codebuild-docker-images.git$cdaws-codebuild-docker-images/ubuntu/python/3.7.1$dockerbuild-taws/codebuild/python:3.7.1.$dockerpullamazon/aws-codebuild-local:latest--disable-content-trust=false$wgethttps://raw.githubusercontent.com/aws/aws-codebuild-docker-images/master/local_builds/codebuild_build.sh&&chmod+xcodebuild_build.sh$./codebuild_build.sh-iaws/codebuild/python:3.7.1-a/tmp/codebuild/DocumentationSlack APIhttps://api.slack.com/methodsSlackesthttps://s3.amazonaws.com/slackest/index.htmlTODOTest completion, full coverage
Package: slackevent-responder
SlackEvent ResponderIntroductionThe SlackEvents Responder is an ASGI adapter forSlack’s Events APIbased on theStarletteASGI framework and works well with theResponder.This library provides event subscription interface,
just like Flask basedSlack Events API adapter,
it would be easy to switch from it.Oh, one more point, this library can handle both sync and async function for event callback :)Installationpipinstallslackevent-responderSetup Slack App with Event SubscriptionFollow the official document:)ExamplesHello world using responderimportresponderfromslackevent_responderimportSlackEventAppslack_events_app=SlackEventApp(path="/events",slack_signing_secret=SLACK_SIGNING_SECRET)@slack_events_app.on("reaction_added")defreaction_added(event_data):event=event_data["event"]emoji=event["reaction"]print(emoji)api=responder.API()api.mount('/slack',slack_events_app)api.run(port=3000)More examples can be foundhere.Change Logsv0.1.0 (2020-01-17)Initial Release 🎉
Package: slack-exception-logger
slack_exception_loggerA Python library that allows you to log exceptions to a Slack channel using the Slack Webhook API. It also allows you to
log information messages, success messages, warning messages and error messages to a Slack channel.InstallationYou can install slack_exception_logger using pip:pip install slack_exception_loggerUsageTo use slack_exception_logger, you need to import the SlackExceptionLogger class from the library and initialize an
instance of the class:from slack_exception_logger import SlackExceptionLogger
slack_logger = SlackExceptionLogger()Logging ExceptionsYou can log an exception to Slack by calling the push_to_slack method and passing the exception object as an argument
whenever an exception occurs in your code:try:
    # Your code that may throw an exception
    1/0
except Exception as e:
    slack_logger.push_to_slack(e)If the exception object is an instance of the Exception class, it will log the complete exception details, which
includes the exception type, value, and the stack trace. If it is a string, it will log it as an information message.Logging Information MessagesYou can log an information message to Slack by calling the info method and passing the message text as an argument:slack_logger.info("This is an information message.")Logging Success MessagesYou can log a success message to Slack by calling the success method and passing the message text as an argument:slack_logger.success("This is a success message.")Logging Warning MessagesYou can log a warning message to Slack by calling the warn method and passing the message text as an argument:slack_logger.warn("This is a warning message.")Logging Error MessagesYou can log an error message to Slack by calling the error method and passing the message text as an argument:slack_logger.error("This is an error message.")ConfigurationBefore using the library, you need to set the following environment variables:SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL = 'https://hooks.slack.com/services/your-webhook-url'
SLACK_CHANNEL = '#exceptions'You can get the Webhook URL by creating an incoming webhook in your Slack workspace.Click herefollow the tutorial to know how enable webhooks in your slack.NoteThis library uses the traceback module to get the complete exception details, which includes the exception type, value,
and the stack trace, and then sends the traceback information to the slack channel.
It is also possible to filter out the sensitive information from the traceback before sending it to slack.LicenseThis library is licensed under the MIT License.ContributionWe welcome contributions to this library. If you have an idea for a new feature or have found a bug, please open an
issue on Github.Buy me a Coffee
Package: slackfin
slackfinPython library for generating Slack messagesInstallationInstall this library usingpip:pip install slackfinUsageUsage instructions go here.DevelopmentTo contribute to this library, first checkout the code. Then create a new virtual environment:cd slackfin
python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activateNow install the dependencies and test dependencies:pip install -e '.[test]'To run the tests:pytest
Package: slackfix
SlackfixWrapper script, attempts to execute Slack with the correct URI argument.The electron environment in Tumbleweed seems to suffer from a flaw similar to
kde-open5 [1], that results in Slack failing to open the workspace correctly.
It mangles the host part of the URI into lowerspace, which is Slack's undoing.BackgroundGeneric URL handling is defined in RFC 3986: URI Generic Syntax, where
section 3.2.2 says: "The host subcomponent is case-insensitive"). The electron
environment appears to conform with that in newer releases.The simplest place to solve this would be also on the Slack side by accepting a
lower case host part of the internal slack:// URI, or it shouldn't use any host
part at all (slack:///...).Since they are aware of this issue since several month, we cannot rely on a
fix provided anytime soon [3], so here's a (hopefully) suitable antidote.External resources[1] KDE issue:https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=429408[2]https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3986[3] With the usual outcome: we do not support openSUSE Tumbleweed, use the
snap packages! Needless to say, they suffer from the same issue.
Package: slackflow
# SlackFlow
[![Generic badge](https://img.shields.io/badge/python-3.7+-blue.svg)](https://shields.io/)
[![codecov](https://codecov.io/gh/kbeauregard/slackflow/branch/master/graph/badge.svg)](https://codecov.io/gh/kbeauregard/slackflow)
[![Generic badge](https://img.shields.io/badge/code%20style-black-black.svg)](https://github.com/psf/black)An airflow slack notification app<img src=”https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/38864919/86988569-888d2d80-c166-11ea-897e-24afbb263ec3.png” alt=”example” width=”300”/>## Install` pip install slackflowAIRFLOW_HOST=<host>SLACK_TOKEN=<your_token>SLACK_CHANNEL=<channel_id>slackflow-run`## Development#### Setup` pip install-rrequirementspre-commitinstall `
Package: slack-forms
Slack FormsForms icing on the Slack cakeDev Setuppipenv install --devLint and Testpipenv run make lint testPackagepipenv run make distRun Sample Appcp env.sample .env
vi .env
pipenv run python -m sample_app.appCreditsThis package was created withCookiecutterand theaudreyr/cookiecutter-pypackageproject template.History0.1.0 (2021-07-19)First release on PyPI.
Package: slackhistory
Slack HistoryA Slack helper library to get the history (messages and replies) of a channelInstallationpipinstallslackhistoryQuick startimportasynciofromslackhistoryimportSlackHelperfromslackhistory.type.slack_typesimportSlackMessageAndReplyfromosimportenvironasyncdefmain():slack_helper=SlackHelper(token=environ.get("TOKEN",""))# end_date is optionalmessage_and_replies:SlackMessageAndReply=awaitslack_helper.get_message_and_replies("alex-playground",start_date="2023-10-28 08:00:00",end_date="2023-11-4 22:00:00")# the result can be converted to dict or jsonprint(message_and_replies.to_dict())print(message_and_replies.to_json())if__name__=="__main__":asyncio.run(main())Example Result:example_result.json
Package: slacki
slackiStar it if you like it!Slacki is Python package for reading and posting in slack groups.InstallationInstall slacki from PyPI (recommended). slacki is compatible with Python 3.6+ and runs on Linux, MacOS X and Windows.A new environment can be created as following:condacreate-nenv_slackipython=3.8condaactivateenv_slackipipinstallslackiImport slacki packagefromslackiimportslackiExample:# Import libraryfromslackiimportslackifromslackiimportslackisc=slacki(channel='new_channel',token='xoxp-123234234235-123234234235-123234234235-adedce74748c3844747aed48499bb')# Get some info about the channelschannels=sc.get_channels()# Get some info about the usersusers=sc.get_users()# Send messagesqueries=['message 1','message 2']sc.post(queries)# Snoozingsc.snooze(minutes=1)# Post filesc.post_file(file='./data/slack.png',title='Nu ook met figuren uploaden :)')# listen (retrieve only last message)out=sc.retrieve_posts(n=3,retrieve_names=True)CitationPlease cite slacki in your publications if this is useful for your research. Here is an example BibTeX entry:@misc{erdogant2020slacki,title={slacki},author={Erdogan Taskesen},year={2020},howpublished={\url{https://github.com/erdogant/slacki}},}Referenceshttps://github.com/erdogant/slackiMaintainerErdogan Taskesen, github:erdogantContributions are welcome.If you wish to buy me aCoffeefor this work, it is very appreciated :)
Package: slackinformer
Sending Slack MessagesInstall python librarypip install slackinformerExport Slack API Key Environment Variable as SLACK_CLIENT_API_KEYexport SLACK_CLIENT_API_KEY=<YOUR_API_KEY>Import slackinformer module.from slackinformer.slackinformer import send_slack_messageCreate content to be sent. For example:content = "YOLOv3 - Last Mean Average Precision(mAP) - Epoch(" + epoch + "): " + "*" + mAP + "*"Create plot path. Suppose plot path is: output/map_epoch_plot.pngimg_path = os.path.join("output", "map_epoch_plot.png")Send messagesend_slack_message(channel="#general", title="Image Title" content, img_path)
Package: slack-invoker
slack_invokerInvoke Python functions from SlackInstallationpip3 install slack_invokerUsing the libraryslack_invokercurrently only supports the creation of Slack bot users via the RTM API.Thesample_botshows how you can set up a simple bot user which accepts messages
when it is mentioned, parses the messages using anargparseargument parser, passes these
arguments to a Python function, and displays the result in Slack.The Slack documentation has more information onhow to create a bot user.The sample bot requires you to export yourBot User OAuth Access Token(provided onhttps://api.slack.comonce you create the bot user) as theSLACK_BOT_USER_ACCESS_TOKENenvironment variable.
Package: slackipy
slackipycorehelps you invite users to your Slack team/channel using
Python.slackipycoreis meant for advanced users and is written for`slackipy<https://github.com/avinassh/slackipy>`__.Need A Web Version?Check my project`slackipy<https://github.com/avinassh/slackipy>`__.Requirementsslackipycoreis Python 3 only library.API ReferenceExceptionsLicenseThe mighty MIT license. Please checkLICENSEfor more details.
Package: slackipycore
slackipycorehelps you invite users to your Slack team/channel using
Python.slackipycoreis meant for advanced users and is written for`slackipy<https://github.com/avinassh/slackipy>`__.Need A Web Version?Check my project`slackipy<https://github.com/avinassh/slackipy>`__.Requirementsslackipycoreis Python 3 only library.API ReferenceExceptionsLicenseThe mighty MIT license. Please checkLICENSEfor more details.
Package: slack-ipython
Slack IPython bot 🤯One Slack bot to rule them all. PyBot. Just send Python code as a message.Installpip install slack-ipythonTo start the bot, simply run:slack-ipythonFor detailed output, addDEBUG=trueas an environment variable.Create a.env(or set these environment variables yourself).SLACK_APP_TOKEN="xapp-..."
SLACK_BOT_TOKEN="xoxb-..."
APPROVED_SLACK_MEMBER_IDS="U01LXXXXXX,U01LXXXXXXX"Security warning: this effectively gives full access to wherever you run this. Make sure you only added Slack member IDs of people you trust.Configure your Slack appFirst create a new Slack app in the Slackapp dashboard.Your Slack app needs to have:[Settings -> Basic Information -> App-Level Tokens]Create a bot tokenconnections:write(Optional) configureapp icon.[Settings -> Socket Mode]Socket mode enabled[Features -> App Home]Messages Tab enabled[Features -> App Home -> Show Tabs]"Allow users to send Slash commands and messages from the messages tab" enabled[Features -> OAuth & Permissions -> Scopes]The following OAuth scopeschat:writefiles:writeim:historyim:readim:write[Features -> Event Subscriptions]Events enabledSubscribed to bot eventsmessage.imOr use the App Manifestslack_app.yaml.Make sure you install the Slack app in your workspace after configuring the above.
Package: slackish
slackishA Python module to access Slack's API from user-space, to circumvent all the artificial API limitations put in by greedy Salesforce. 🤑Whyslackish?While there exists an official Slack client for Python, Salesforce has introduced arbitrary restrictions on which API calls can be made based on different plans. This puts developers in a challenging position, as there's uncertainty regarding which API calls can be relied upon when building applications for others.slackishaims to provide a more reliable, robust, and less selective base for developers to build upon.For example,invites.pyshows you how to retrieve the list of invitations for your workspace, a feature that is only available to the API for Enterprise Grid customers.InstallationpipinstallslackishUsageHere's a basic example of how to useslackish:importslackishsession=slackish.login_slack(workspace="YOUR_WORKSPACE_NAME_OR_URL",email="YOUR_EMAIL",password="YOUR_PASSWORD")print("Slack workspace: ",session.workspace)print("Slack cookie:    ",session.auth_cookie)print("Slack token:     ",session.auth_token)ReplaceYOUR_WORKSPACE_NAME_OR_URL,YOUR_EMAIL, andYOUR_PASSWORDwith your actual credentials.FeaturesBypass Salesforce's artificial API limitations.Reliable and consistent access to Slack's API.User-friendly interface for easy integration.ContributingWe welcome contributions! Please check out ourGitHub repositoryfor more details.The next milestone is to wrap the functionality in a sub-classrequests.Session()that automatically injects the authentication cookie/token when appropriate.DisclaimerPlease ensure you're adhering to Slack's Terms of Service when using this package. The maintainers ofslackishare not responsible for any misuse or violation of terms.LicenseThis project is licensed underThe Unlicense.
It means you can do anything you want with this, for whatever purposes, you don't
have to credit me, this project, or anything.
Package: slackline
A Slack command line program in Python.PurposeA simple command line application for sending Slack messages. My use case is
to automate sending certain Slack app commands through triggers created with
(Hammerspoon)[www.hammerspoon.org], but there’s nothing stopping it from
being used for other use cases.UsageIf you’ve cloned this project, and want to install the library (and all
development dependencies), the command you’ll want to run is:$ pip install -e .[test]If you’d like to run all tests for this project (assuming you’ve written
some), you would run the following command:$ python setup.py testThis will triggerpy.test, along with its popularcoverageplugin.Lastly, if you’d like to cut a new release of this CLI tool, and publish it to
the Python Package Index (PyPI), you can do so
by running:$ python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
$ twine upload dist/*This will build both a source tarball of your CLI tool, as well as a newer wheel
build (and this will, by default, run on all platforms).Thetwine uploadcommand (which requires you to install thetwinetool) will then securely upload your
new package to PyPI so everyone in the world can use it!
Package: slack-logger
Python logging handler for Slack web hook integration with simple configuration.Installationpipinstallslack-loggerExampleSimpleimportloggingfromslack_loggerimportSlackHandler,SlackFormattersh=SlackHandler('YOUR_WEB_HOOK_URL')# url is like 'https://hooks.slack.com/...'sh.setFormatter(SlackFormatter())logging.basicConfig(handlers=[sh])logging.warning('warn message')Using loggerimportloggingfromslack_loggerimportSlackHandler,SlackFormatterlogger=logging.getLogger(__name__)logger.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)sh=SlackHandler(username='logger',icon_emoji=':robot_face:',url='YOUR_WEB_HOOK_URL')sh.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)f=SlackFormatter()sh.setFormatter(f)logger.addHandler(sh)logger.debug('debug message')logger.info('info message')logger.warn('warn message')logger.error('error message')logger.critical('critical message')Using filterYou can also filter some messages onlyfromslack_loggerimportSlackLogFiltersf=SlackLogFilter()sh.addFilter(sf)logger.info('info message')# Not posted to slacklogger.info('info message to slack',extra={'notify_slack':True})# Posted to slackMentioning someoneUsementionoption to send message with mentioning someone:sh=SlackHandler('YOUR_WEB_HOOK_URL',mention='U012ABC34')You can find a member ID (e.g.,U012ABC34) from user’s profile view.
Package: slack-logging
# Slack LoggingThe slack logging package provides an interface to send log messages to a suitably configured slack channelslack_logging currently supports python2 and python3.## Interface
The slack logging does not override the default python logging.
It provides a simple interface to create a logger capable of writing messages to slack`python >>> import slack_logging >>> logger =slack_logging.configure_slack_logger(logger_name='my-app-logger')`## Managing slack integrations
After creating and integrating a slack app with a channel, a webhook is provided.
This webhook should be added toslack_loggingbefore the logging handler will attempt to write to the channel:`python >>> import slack_logging >>> channel =slack_logging.Channel('channel-1','https://slack.com/webhook/channel-1/')>>> slack_logging.WebHooks.configure_channel(channel) `## Channels
When creating aslack_logging.channelinstance, you have the option of providing a log level.
If the log level is provided, the logging to the channel is restricted to that level.
Any logging calls with a level different (higher or lower) than that level will not be logged.
If not level is provided, the logger will have the level of the handler.
configuring channels after handlers have been created will cause the handlers to send messages to the new channels.## Handlers
Theslack-loggingpython package simply provides aSlackLoggerHandlerthat with theSlackLoggerFormattercreates a json message sent using the requests library.
The handler only supports simple text messages.
Stubs are in place to support attachments.## Error Levels
Only the default python error levels are fully supported.
While other log levels can be set, by default they will not have full message format support.
To support a new log level, create the level as normal and assign it a name vialogging### Adding emojis/colours`python >>> import slack_logging >>>slack_logging.set_level_emoji(log_level='MY_LOG_LEVEL',emoji=':joy:')`
Package: slack_log_handler
# Python Slack log handlerSimple Python log handler for Slack using Slack webhooks.# Installation```sh$ pip install slack_log_handler```## UsageThe only required argument for `SlackLogHandler` is the webhook URL.You can pass the `channel`, `username`, or a dictionary of `emojis` for eachlog level as named arguments.Sample usage:```pythonimport osimport loggingfrom slack_log_handler import SlackLogHandlerWEBHOOK_URL = os.getenv('SLACK_URL')slack_handler = SlackLogHandler(WEBHOOK_URL)slack_handler.setLevel(logging.WARNING)logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)logger.addHandler(slack_handler)logger.error('Oh my god, an error occurred!')```## TroubleshootingOn Linux, if you get an error of this kind,```SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED```make sure the `ca-certificates` package (or whatever package your distribution uses instead) is installed.
Package: slackly
Slackly - A Slack ToolkitUse Cases:Use theslackly.SlackClientto make calls to the Web APIUse theslackly.SlackRTMClientto listen to the Real Time Messaging API (via a websocket connection)Use theslackly.eventsandslackly.schema.typesin this library to build higher level abstractions on the Slack API!DANGER!This library is very much in alpha and under very active development to flesh out the API. I’ll do my best
to not make breaking changes, and hide most of these changes behind feature toggles that can become default
in future versions. I want users and feedback, so I will do my utmost to make usage of this library as safe
as can be.Installing$pipinstallslacklySimple ExamplesCreating a Client and Making an API CallfromslacklyimportSlackClientimportosclient=SlackClient(token=os.environ['SLACK_TOKEN'])# Call the api.test endpointclient.api_call('api.test')Creating the API object and preparing a callfromslacklyimportSlackAPI,SlackClientimportosslack=SlackAPI()# Prepare an api call. Pass "api_call" a client to get actually make the callapi_call=slack.api.test()client=SlackClient(token=os.environ['SLACK_TOKEN'])result=api_call(client)Printing Events off of the Real Time Messaging APIimportosfromslacklyimportSlackRTMClientrtm_client=SlackRTMClient.from_token(token=os.environ['SLACK_TOKEN'])foreventinrtm_client.get_events_forever():print(event)Using Event TypesimportosfromslacklyimportSlackRTMClient,SlackEventParsedfromslackly.eventsimportMessage,UserTypingrtm_client=SlackRTMClient.from_token(token=os.environ['SLACK_TOKEN'])rtm_client.event_factory=SlackEventParsed# Tell the RTM client to make events using this classforeventinrtm_client.get_events_forever():ifisinstance(event,Message):print("We're dealing with a message")elifisinstance(event,UserTyping):print("Someone's typing")else:print("I don't care about this event")Development$gitclonehttps://github.com/huntcsg/slackly.git$cdslackly$tox# Runs test suites against all python versions, pypy, does style and test coverage analysisAll pull requests must pass the travis-ci buildsAll pull requests should include inline (docstring) documentation, updates to built documentation if applicable,
and test coverage. This project aspires to be a 100% test coverage library.If integration or regression test coverage is needed, let the project maintainer know and we can work out
the best way to do so.Changes1.0.4Documentation Updates and Release stability1.0.0Initial ReleaseAuthorsHunter Senft-Grupp