Closed mdube667 closed 3 years ago
You cannot have slack handles with spaces. They might be using the person field, not the nick
We'll create a simple script (or similar) that tells you the nick for a given Slack person
You could also get the nick by executing whoami
in AccessBot, but in order to do that, you need a valid SDM_ADMIN
So it's kind of a chicken and the egg type of thing
I'll update the name of the issue to reflect what we'll do, create a script that gives you the nick (slack handle) for a given person name (slack display name)
python3 get-slack-handle <slack-display-name>
The script should grab the slack tokens from environment variables, and the script output should be something like:
$ python3 get-slack-handle @Rodolfo Campos
The nick for that display name is: @rodolfo
We need to make the script able to work with RTM and Bolt. So, 2 versions of it, same file, different "content" depending on the branch main
or 1.0.x
Following an example about how to use the script:
$ python tools/get-slack-handle.py -e rodolfo@strongdm.com
The nick for that user is: @rodolfo
$ python tools/get-slack-handle.py -d "Rodolfo Campos"
The nick for that user is: @rodolfo
IMPORTANT: You have to have the needed environment variables set in order to work (SLACK_BOT_TOKEN
for 1.1. or SLACK_TOKEN
or 1.0)
Describe the bug Customer has a user handle with a space in it and accessbot errors out: "errbot.backends.base.UserDoesNotExistError: Cannot find user."
To Reproduce Install accessbot and add a user with a space in their handle
Expected behavior Should work as with a handle without space