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Send notifications to slack channel with supporting attachments and fields
pip install slack-notifications
import os
import slack_notifications as slack
slack.ACCESS_TOKEN = 'xxx'
slack.send_notify('channel-name', username='Bot', text='@channel This is test message')
or
import os
from slack_notifications import Slack
slack = Slack('<token>')
slack.send_notify('channel-name', username='Bot', text='@channel This is test message')
import os
from slack_notifications import Slack, Attachment
slack = Slack('<token>')
message = slack.send_notify('channel-name', username='Bot', text='@channel This is test message')
message.text = 'This is test message'
message.update()
message.add_reaction('<name>')
message.remove_reaction('<name>')
message.upload_file('./test.yml', filetype='yaml')
message.attachments.append(
Attachment(
title='Attachment title',
pretext='Attachment pretext',
text='Attachment text',
footer='Attachment footer',
color='green',
),
)
message.update()
import os
import slack_notifications as slack
slack.ACCESS_TOKEN = 'xxx'
attachment = slack.Attachment(
title='Attachment title',
pretext='Attachment pretext',
text='Attachment text',
footer='Attachment footer',
color='green',
)
slack.send_notify('channel-name', username='Bot', text='@channel This is test message', attachments=[attachment])
See program API
import slack_notifications as slack
slack.ACCESS_TOKEN = 'xxx'
attachment = slack.Attachment(
title='Attachment title',
pretext='Attachment pretext',
text='Attachment text',
footer='Attachment footer',
fields=[
slack.Attachment.Field(
title='Field title',
value='Field value',
),
],
color='green',
)
slack.send_notify('channel-name', username='Bot', text='@channel This is test message', attachments=[attachment])
import slack_notifications as slack
slack.ACCESS_TOKEN = 'xxx'
block = slack.SimpleTextBlock(
'Text example',
fields=[
slack.SimpleTextBlock.Field(
'Text field',
),
slack.SimpleTextBlock.Field(
'Text field',
emoji=True,
),
],
)
slack.send_notify('channel-name', username='Bot', text='@channel This is test message', blocks=[block])
import slack_notifications as slack
slack.ACCESS_TOKEN = 'xxx'
block = slack.ActionsBlock(
elements=[
slack.ButtonBlock(
'Yes',
action_id='action1',
value='some_data1',
style='primary'
),
slack.ButtonBlock(
'No',
action_id='action2',
value='some_data2',
style='danger'
),
],
)
slack.send_notify('channel-name', username='Bot', text='@channel This is test message', blocks=[block])
import slack_notifications as slack
block = slack.SimpleTextBlock(
'Text example',
fields=[
slack.SimpleTextBlock.Field(
slack.mrkdwn.bold('Text field'),
),
slack.SimpleTextBlock.Field(
slack.mrkdwn.italic('Text field'),
emoji=True,
),
],
)
import os
import slack_notifications.mattermost as mattermost
mattermost.ACCESS_TOKEN = 'xxx'
mattermost.BASE_URL_ENV_NAME = 'http://your-mattermost-url.com/api/v4'
mattermost.TEAM_ID_ENV_NAME = 'xxx'
mattermost.send_notify('channel-name', username='Bot', text='@channel This is test message')
or
import os
from slack_notifications.mattermost import Mattermost
mattermost = Mattermost('http://your-mattermost-url.com/api/v4',
token='<token>',
team_id='xxx')
mattermost.send_notify('channel-name', username='Bot', text='@channel This is test message')
import slack_notifications.mattermost as mattermost
import slack_notifications as slack
mattermost.ACCESS_TOKEN = 'xxx'
mattermost.BASE_URL = 'http://your-mattermost-url.com/api/v4'
mattermost.TEAM_ID = 'xxx'
block = slack.SimpleTextBlock(
'Text example',
fields=[
slack.SimpleTextBlock.Field(
'Text field',
),
slack.SimpleTextBlock.Field(
'Text field',
emoji=True,
),
],
)
mattermost.send_notify('channel-name', username='Bot', text='@channel This is test message', blocks=[block])
import slack_notifications as slack
from slack_notifications.mattermost import mrkdwn
block = slack.SimpleTextBlock(
'Text example',
fields=[
slack.SimpleTextBlock.Field(
mrkdwn.bold('Text field'),
),
slack.SimpleTextBlock.Field(
mrkdwn.italic('Text field'),
emoji=True,
),
],
)
See program API
import slack_notifications as slack
slack.init_color('green', '#008000')
import slack_notifications as slack
slack.ACCESS_TOKEN = 'xxx'
response = slack.call_resource(slack.Resource('users.info', 'GET'), params={'user': 'W1234567890'})
import slack_notifications as slack
slack.ACCESS_TOKEN = 'xxx'
for user in slack.resource_iterator(slack.Resource('users.list', 'GET'), 'members'):
pass
import slack_notifications as slack
slack.ACCESS_TOKEN = 'xxx'
slack.send_notify('channel-name', username='Bot', text='@channel This is test message', raise_exc=True)
FAQs
Send notifications to slack channel with supporting attachments and fields
We found that slack-notifications demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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