jason0x43 / alfred-slack

An Alfred workflow for Slacking
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alfred-slack

An Alfred workflow for Slacking

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Installation

Download the latest workflow package from the releases page and double click it — Alfred will take care of the rest.

Usage

The workflow provides one universal keyword, “slk”, from which all functions can be accessed. The first time you use the keyword, only one item will be available: token. Actioning token will pop up a dialog asking you to enter your API token (test tokens are from Slack if you're logged in).

The main functions also have individual keywords:

Initially, slk will ask for an API token (Oauth support is coming). To get a token, browse to https://api.slack.com/custom-integrations/legacy-tokens (you’ll need to login) and generate one. Then run slk, action the “Manually enter a token” item, and paste the token value into the resulting dialog.

Channels

The channels command (or slc) will list the channels available to your team. Channels you are not subscribed to will have a faded icon.

Users

The users command (or slu) will list the users in your team. The user’s presence is represented by a filled (active) or empty (away) disc next to the name. If the user has a status emoji set, that emoji will be used as the item icon. If the user has a status message set, that will be the item’s subtitle.

Status

The status command (or sls) will show your current presence state, either “Active” or “Away”.

Note that the first time you try to set your status there may be a delay of several seconds as the workflow expands all the sprite icons.

Credits

This workflow uses emoji sprites from https://github.com/iamcal/emoji-data.