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Slack notification for completion of long-running commands.
This module breaks apart your tediously long-running tasks into 3 simple steps:
slack-me
# Recieve a simple 👍 when command completes
sleep 10; slack-me
# Pipe the output of the command to a slack message
sleep 10; echo 'Done' | slack-me
# Recieve a simple 👍 when command completes
sleep 10; slack-me
# Pipe the output of the command to a slack message
sleep 10; echo 'Done' | slack-me
# Recieve a simple 👍 when command completes
sleep 10 & slack-me
# Pipe the output of the command to a slack message
sleep 10 & echo 'Done' | slack-me
You'll get the most out of this module when installed globally.
npm install -g slack-me
Then simply configure the Slack webhook URL to POST notifications to by setting the environmental variable SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL
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This package allows you to simply issue some long running command and walk away. You'll be notified via Slack that you're a hero at a later time. The hard part is deciding what to do with all that extra time on your hands. So here's some suggestions to get you started:
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Slack notification for completion of long-running commands
We found that slack-me 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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