Exemple #1
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func setRealNameFields(bot *slack.Bot, event map[string]interface{}) (*slack.Message, slack.Status) {
	channel := event["channel"].(string)
	if channel != bot.Channels["general"] {
		return nil, slack.Continue
	}
	userID := event["user"].(string)
	dmChan := make(chan string)
	userChan := make(chan interface{})
	go func() {
		dm, _ := bot.OpenDirectMessage(userID)
		dmChan <- dm
	}()
	go func() {
		payload, _ := bot.Call("users.info", url.Values{"user": []string{userID}})
		userChan <- payload
	}()
	payload := (<-userChan).(map[string]interface{})
	success := payload["ok"].(bool)
	if !success {
		fmt.Println(payload)
		return nil, slack.Continue
	}
	user := payload["user"].(map[string]interface{})
	nick := user["name"].(string)
	text := "Please set your real name fields. https://hacsoc.slack.com/team/%s."
	text += " Then click \"Edit\"."
	text = fmt.Sprintf(text, nick)
	dm := <-dmChan
	return slack.NewMessage(text, dm), slack.Continue
}
Exemple #2
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// OpenIssue registers a handler that will cause the bot to open a github issue
// based on the event text.
//
// The handler is registered as a "Respond", not a "Listen" (see the docs for
// github.com/ajm188/slack for the difference). The pattern which will cause
// the handler to fire has the form 'issue me // <owner>/<repo> "<title>"
// ("<body>" ("<assignee>")?)?'.
//
// The function takes as arguments the bot to which it should register the
// handler, and a reference to a client that can authenticate with Github. If
// no client is provided, then OpenIssue will fall back to using the
// package-wide SharedClient.
//
// Users should note that an attempt to assign an issue to a Github user that
// is not a "contributor" on the repository will result in a 422 returned by
// the Github API. This will prevent the issue from being created.
//
// When an issue has successfully been created, the bot will reply to the user
// which triggered the handler with a link to the issue.
func OpenIssue(bot *slack.Bot, client *github.Client) {
	repoRe := regexp.MustCompile("issue me ([^/ ]+)/([^/ ]+)")
	argsRe := regexp.MustCompile("(\".*?[^\\\\]\")")
	if client == nil {
		client = SharedClient
	}
	issues := client.Issues

	handler := func(b *slack.Bot, event map[string]interface{}) (*slack.Message, slack.Status) {
		text := event["text"].(string)
		owner, repo, err := extractOwnerAndRepo(text, repoRe)
		if err != nil {
			return nil, slack.Continue
		}
		issueRequest, err := extractIssueArgs(text, argsRe)
		if err != nil {
			return nil, slack.Continue
		}
		userID := event["user"].(string)
		user, ok := b.Users[userID]
		if !ok {
			return nil, slack.Continue
		}
		fullName := user.FullName()
		name := user.Nick
		if fullName != "" {
			name += fmt.Sprintf(" (%s)", fullName)
		}
		issueCreationMessage := fmt.Sprintf(
			"\n\n Issue created via slack on behalf of %s",
			name,
		)
		issueBody := (*issueRequest.Body) + issueCreationMessage
		issueRequest.Body = &issueBody
		issue, _, err := issues.Create(owner, repo, issueRequest)
		channel := event["channel"].(string)
		if err != nil {
			message := fmt.Sprintf(
				"I had some trouble opening an issue. Here was the error I got:\n%v",
				err)
			return bot.Mention(userID, message, channel), slack.Continue
		}

		message := fmt.Sprintf(
			"I created that issue for you. You can view it here: %s",
			*issue.HTMLURL,
		)
		return bot.Mention(userID, message, channel), slack.Continue
	}

	bot.RespondRegexp(repoRe, handler)
}
Exemple #3
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func sendDM(bot *slack.Bot, event map[string]interface{}) (*slack.Message, slack.Status) {
	user := event["user"].(string)
	return bot.DirectMessage(user, "hi"), slack.Continue
}
Exemple #4
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func getSlackId(bot *slack.Bot, event map[string]interface{}) (*slack.Message, slack.Status) {
	user := event["user"].(string)
	return bot.Mention(user, "Your slack id is `"+user+"`.",
		event["channel"].(string)), slack.Continue
}