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compliment-bot
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A very basic Slack command that sends a random compliment to a person you chose (or the entire chanel).
A very basic Slack command that sends a random compliment to a person you chose (or the entire chanel).
The following three steps will install slack-compliment and allow you to run it locally.
$ git clone git@github.com:silent1mezzo/slack-compliment.git
$ cd slack-compliment/
$ npm install
You can run this app locally to test out the various compliments.
$ export SLACK_TOKEN=<token>
$ npm start
$ curl --data "token=<token>&text=@silent1mezzo" http://localhost:5000
To be able to use this command in your Slack channel you'll first have to how this node app somewhere (Heroku for example) and then add it as a custom integration in Slack.
If you'd like to use Heroku you can use the following link.
FAQs
A very basic Slack command that sends a random compliment to a person you chose (or the entire chanel).
We found that compliment-bot demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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