Closed steve-marmalade closed 1 year ago
Hi @steve-marmalade, thanks for writing in!
Indeed, you can go with any asyncio compatible web framework to serve the apps' endpoints to receive requests from Slack.
However, your app still needs aiohttp's HTTP client module for Slack API calls. The aiohttp project offers both web server and HTTP client features. bolt-python's AsyncWebClient
depends on aiohttp: https://slack.dev/python-slack-sdk/web/index.html#asyncwebclient
You may be curious about the future plans of enhancement. Unfortunately, we are not planning to add a different HTTP client that does not rely on aiohttp at least in the short term.
Does this make sense to you? If everything is clear now, would you mind closing this issue?
I've provided an answer to this question, so let me close this issue now. But please feel free to write in whenever you have further questions on this topic. Thanks again for asking the question!
Currently,
AsyncApp
requiresaiohttp
to be installed, since it is imported here.However, the docs imply that while
aiohttp
is used as the default server, others can be used via the adapters. Given that I am using this library in astarlette
app, am I correct to say thataiohttp
is not necessary for my use-case? If so, it would be great to have the option to install (and use)bolt-python
without it.Thanks!
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