A simple util for adding slack to your CLI pipe tool chain.
That's right! Now you can ls -al | pipe-slack and have the result of your ls
printed out in the channel you want by a bot of your choosing.
There are two ways to pass in most of the information that pipe-slack needs. The first of them is to pass it command line arguments for channel, bot name, and emoji for the bot icon. That looks like this:
ls -al | pipe-slack my-channel my-rad-robot :robot_face:
The one exception here is that you still need to provide your webhook url as an
ENV var calles SLACK_URL. Best to just toss that in a .zshrc, .bashrc, or
something similar right now.
While you are in there you can all specify SLACK_CHANNEL, SLACK_BOT_NAME, and
SLACK_EMOJI and not have to pass in anything at all. Letting you simplify the
above command to be:
ls -al | pipe-slack
Woot!
pipe-slack passes the pipe along! So ls -al | pipe-slack | grep 'awesomesauce'
might make sense in some cases just like ls -al | grep 'awesomesauce' | pipe-slack
does.