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slack.message() function

slack.message() sends a single message to a Slack channel and returns the HTTP response code of the request.

The function works with either with the chat.postMessage API or with a Slack webhook.

Function type signature
(
    channel: A,
    color: string,
    text: B,
    ?token: string,
    ?url: string,
) => int

For more information, see Function type signatures.

Parameters

url

Slack API URL. Default is https://slack.com/api/chat.postMessage.

If using the Slack webhook API, this URL is provided in the Slack webhook setup process.

token

Slack API token. Default is "".

If using the Slack Webhook API, a token is not required.

channel

(Required) Slack channel or user to send the message to.

text

(Required) Message text.

color

(Required) Slack message color.

Valid values:

  • good
  • warning
  • danger
  • Any hex RGB color code

Examples

Send a message to Slack using a Slack webhook

import "slack"

slack.message(
    url: "https://hooks.slack.com/services/EXAMPLE-WEBHOOK-URL",
    channel: "#example-channel",
    text: "Example slack message",
    color: "warning",
)

Send a message to Slack using chat.postMessage API

import "slack"

slack.message(
    url: "https://slack.com/api/chat.postMessage",
    token: "mySuPerSecRetTokEn",
    channel: "#example-channel",
    text: "Example slack message",
    color: "warning",
)

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