embedded-slack
embedded-slack allows you to add a Slack built-in chat on your website. This chat can be connected to your support team.
Note: ⚠️ embedded-slack has been developed as a technical try to determine if Slack can be used from a web page, to allow customers to discuss with a support team. It currently works with a test token so, at this time, using this package in production is not recommanded.
Prerequisites
First, you'll need to generate a test token for your Slack team. Then, you need'll to pick one channel ID from your Slack team. If you don't have any channel ID, feel free to copy/paste and run the following code to get one:
// channels.jsconst slack = const token = "your_test_token" slackchannels
$ npm install slack$ node channels.js
Installation and setting up with webpack 2.x
First, install embedded-slack and loaders using npm:
$ npm install --save embedded-slack$ npm install --save-dev node-sass style-loader css-loader sass-loader
Then, add the following loader (lines 3 to 6) to your webpack module loaders:
module: loaders: test: /\.scss$/ loaders: 'style-loader' 'css-loader' 'sass-loader'
Usage
In this example, we create an EmbeddedSlack object with the three mandatory properties:
// index.js const chat = containerId: 'embedded-slack' channel: 'your_channel_id' token: 'your_token'
<!-- index.html -->
By including those lines to your code, if prerequisites and installation are setted, a blue div will appear at the bottom right of your webpage. When you will write a message in this channel from your favorite Slack client, this message will appear in the chat you've just setted; feel free to respond ! 🙂
Built With
Slack - Slack Web and RTM API client for Node and the Browser