use slack in your terminal with an ncurses-style text-based gui.
- chatting (public channels, private channels, DMs, etc)
- slash-commands from slack's hidden api!!
- @- and #-mentions
- emoji 🙌🏽
- images/gifs (for obvious reasons)
- files and links (they get printed out, but if they're too long they can go off the screen)
if you want to be able to run it from anywhere, make sure you have npm installed and run
npm install -g slag-cli
you'll need tokens for each team you'd like to use in slag. You can generate tokens for your team here
to register a token with slag, type
slag --add-token <your-token> --team <team-name>
if you'd like to add multiple teams at once, you can simply make your own json file and type
slag --set-tokens <path-to-your-tokens-json>
if you choose to set your json manually, it should be structured like this:
[
{
"team": "ATEAM",
"token": "xoxp-***"
},
{
"team": "ANOTHER_TEAM",
"token": "xoxp-***"
}
]
once you've registered at least one token, you should be able to run slag from anywhere (assuming you've installed it globally) in your command line by typing:
slag
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Tab | Switch between channel selection, message box, and team selection |
| Ctrl+T | Cycle through teams |
| Ctrl+C | Quit |
| Esc | Quit |
clone this repo, then from inside the project directory run
npm install
and have at it. do the tokens thing too though.
this project uses a json file generated by jollygoodcode's emoji-keywords to translate slack's :emoji-code: into unicode under the MIT license
idk i guess we use the MIT license