These methods are simple helper methods to expose Slack emoji
reactions to bot commands. Any command that wants to call these
methods obviously is responsible for ensuring that their command
is only used in Slack use cases.
My favorite use case for this is to have the bot auto react to usages
of @here with :please-no-at-here:.
Future Plans: Build a full Reaction Router pattern so that the bots can
register commands to run when a message is tagged with a reaction.
For example:
https://reacji-channeler.builtbyslack.com/
Coverage remained the same at 96.97% when pulling a5a026e35ffe05986b53243ade94544f17e9850c on toolateforteddy:slackReactions into 51bcba0468630bfec578c5dbeef675f3dbbee567 on go-chat-bot:master.
These methods are simple helper methods to expose Slack emoji reactions to bot commands. Any command that wants to call these methods obviously is responsible for ensuring that their command is only used in Slack use cases.
My favorite use case for this is to have the bot auto react to usages of @here with :please-no-at-here:.
Future Plans: Build a full Reaction Router pattern so that the bots can register commands to run when a message is tagged with a reaction. For example: https://reacji-channeler.builtbyslack.com/