KyleGobel
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8 years ago When I started this project the other implementation (https://github.com/hugorodgerbrown/HipChat.net) used the v1 api. This uses the v2 api.
Unfortunately though I'm in a similar situation as him.
The company I work for has switched to slack instead of hipchat, so I literally never use hipchat anymore, which makes adding things or changing things much harder.
I've never created powershell snap-ins before, but it's all .net I believe and would be pretty easy to call this library (or just use the raw REST API) from powershell.
I do not know how to do this off hand though :(
Suggestion: working together with https://github.com/hugorodgerbrown/HipChat.net
Question: Can I use Hipchat and Powershell like Slash ?
https://gist.github.com/magnetikonline/11007e42d86f490b84f8
https://github.com/jgigler/Powershell.Slack/blob/master/Send-SlackMessage.ps1
http://geeks.ms/enterprise/2016/02/15/monitorizar-eventos-con-powershell/
function Send-SlackMessage([string]$message, [string]$userName, [string]$channel="#tests"){ $postSlackMessage = @{token="EL_TOKEN_SLACK_VIENE_AQUI";channel=$channel;text=$message;username=$userName;icon_url="ICONO.png"} $body = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri https://slack.com/api/chat.postMessage -Body $postSlackMessage -method Post }
$time=Get-Date $time=$time.addHours(-1) $section="Application" $errors = get-EventLog -LogName $section -EntryType Error -After $time -Source "Application Error"
$errors | foreach { $username=$env:computerName+": "+($.Source)+"(ID "+($.InstanceID)+")" write-host $username write-host "--------------------------------" write-host $.Message send-SlackMessage -message $.Message -userName $username -channel "#tests" }