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Slack-API-decorator provides simple decorator to receive slack-payload: Slash Command
and Event Subscription
.
$ pip install slackapidecorator
from slack_api_decorator import SlashCommand
sc = SlashCommand(app_name="sample")
@sc.add(command="/example")
def accept_example(params):
return params
sc.execute(params={"payload from": "slack"})
The events below are supported:
file_upload
message
reaction_added
from slack_api_decorator import EventSubscription
event_subscription = EventSubscription(app_name="sample")
@event_subscription.add(event_type="file_upload")
def file_upload_example(params):
return params
@event_subscription.add("reaction_added", channel_id="Uxxxxxxxx")
def reaction_added_in_channel(params):
return params
event_subscription.execute(params={"payload from": "slack"})
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