The current node.js tool shows this when you type slackin without any options:
Usage: slackin [options] <team-id> <api-token>
Options:
-c, --channels One or more comma-separated channel names to allow single-channel guests [$SLACK_CHANNELS]
-C, --coc Full URL to a CoC that needs to be agreed to
-x, --cors Enable CORS for all routes
-S, --css Full URL to a custom CSS file to use on the main page
-?, --help Show the usage information
-h, --hostname [value] Hostname to listen on [$HOSTNAME or 0.0.0.0]
-i, --interval <n> How frequently (ms) to poll Slack [$SLACK_INTERVAL or 5000]
-P, --path [value] Path to serve slackin under
-p, --port <n> Port to listen on [$PORT or 3000]
-s, --silent Do not print out warns or errors
-v, --version Output the version number
Not only does the tool in swift need to output similar output, but we should decide which flags are relevant to this tool. I suspect all of them are valid and should be implemented, but I will not write those issues until some discussion here is made on the topic.
The current node.js tool shows this when you type
slackinwithout any options:Not only does the tool in swift need to output similar output, but we should decide which flags are relevant to this tool. I suspect all of them are valid and should be implemented, but I will not write those issues until some discussion here is made on the topic.