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docker-compose.yaml - wrong environment variable listed for Slack emoji decrement #84

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shardebeck opened this issue Apr 25, 2022 · 2 comments

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@shardebeck
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Awesome App!

Mostly an FYI for others, in the sample docker-compose.yml, the rottenburrito environment variable has INC instead of DEC. We did not catch it right away and thought it wasn't working with slack.

  - "SLACK_EMOJI_INC=:rottenburrito:"   ---->       - "SLACK_EMOJI_DEC=:rottenburrito:"

Also, just curious if there would be a way to capture the comments with the burritos that are given? When/if you click on the name of the person that gave the burritos, it would show the individual comments? We will look into it too. Thanks.

@chralp
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chralp commented Apr 30, 2022

Hello @shardebeck !
Thank you! and thanks for the information, i have now updated the docker-compose.yml file with the correct environment variable!

Do you mean that you want to be able to see the whole slack message in the frontend / website when clicking on a user ?
Example slack message:

@shardebeck :burrito: :burrito: :burrito: - Awesome work!

And then on the website if you click on the name / user that gave the burritos maybe even the receiver, you should somehow see that message ?

  - Awesome work!

Maybe even the whole message:

@shardebeck :burrito: :burrito: :burrito: - Awesome work!

without the username:

:burrito: :burrito: :burrito: - Awesome work!

@shardebeck
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Hello, thank you for the reply. I think the first option with just the message, if there is one would be nice to capture. Although, there may be times if someone provides burritos to multiple people in one slack message, so maybe the option that captures the whole message and then they can see the context of the given burritos completely? Thank you again.

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