This project provides a means of archiving a Slack conversation or thread as markdown. For convenience it is installable as a gh extension.
gh extension install https://github.com/rneatherway/gh-slack
gh extension upgrade gh-slack
Usage:
gh slack [command]
If no command is specified, the default is "read". The default command also requires a permalink argument <START> for the first message to fetch.
Use "gh slack read --help" for more information about the default command behaviour.
Examples:
gh slack -i <issue-url> <slack-permalink> # defaults to read command
gh slack read <slack-permalink>
gh slack read -i <issue-url> <slack-permalink>
gh slack send -m <message> -c <channel-id> -t <team-name>
# Example configuration (add to gh's configuration file at $HOME/.config/gh/config.yml):
extensions:
slack:
team: github
channel: ops
bot: hubot # Can be a user id (most reliable), bot profile name or username
Available Commands:
completion Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
help Help about any command
read Reads a Slack channel and outputs the messages as markdown
send Sends a message to a Slack channel
Flags:
-h, --help help for gh-slack
-v, --verbose Show verbose debug information
Use "gh slack [command] --help" for more information about a command.
The send subcommand supports storing default values for the team, bot and
channel required parameters in gh's own configuration file using a block like:
extensions:
slack:
team: foo
channel: ops
bot: robot # Can be a user id (most reliable), bot profile name or usernameThis is particularly useful if you want to use the send subcommand to interact
with a bot serving chatops in a standard operations channel.
Many and varied, but at least:
- No paging is used when fetching messages, so if the conversation is too long the output will be truncated.
To release a new version, simply tag it. The goreleaser workflow will take care of the rest. E.g:
git tag 0.0.6
git push origin 0.0.6