Slack v0.23.5 Slack.Lookups View Source
Utility functions for looking up slack state information
Link to this section Summary
Functions
Turns a string like "#CHANNEL_NAME"
into the ID that Slack understands
("C…"
) if a public channel,
("G…"
) if a group/private channel
Turns a Slack private channel ID ("G…"
) into a string in the format "#CHANNEL_NAME"
Turns a string like "@USER_NAME"
or a user ID ("U…"
) into the ID for the
direct message channel of that user ("D…"
). nil
is returned if a direct
message channel has not yet been opened
Turns a string like "@USER_NAME"
into the ID that Slack understands ("U…"
)
Turns a Slack user ID ("U…"
), direct message ID ("D…"
), or bot ID ("B…"
)
into a string in the format "@USER_NAME"
Link to this section Functions
lookup_channel_id(arg, slack) View Source
Turns a string like "#CHANNEL_NAME"
into the ID that Slack understands
("C…"
) if a public channel,
("G…"
) if a group/private channel.
lookup_channel_name(channel_id, slack) View Source
Turns a Slack private channel ID ("G…"
) into a string in the format "#CHANNEL_NAME".
lookup_direct_message_id(user, slack) View Source
Turns a string like "@USER_NAME"
or a user ID ("U…"
) into the ID for the
direct message channel of that user ("D…"
). nil
is returned if a direct
message channel has not yet been opened.
NOTE: Referencing "@USER_NAME"
is deprecated, and should not be used.
For more information see https://api.slack.com/changelog/2017-09-the-one-about-usernames
lookup_user_id(arg, slack) View Source
Turns a string like "@USER_NAME"
into the ID that Slack understands ("U…"
).
NOTE: Referencing "@USER_NAME"
is deprecated, and should not be used.
For more information see https://api.slack.com/changelog/2017-09-the-one-about-usernames
lookup_user_name(direct_message_id, slack) View Source
Turns a Slack user ID ("U…"
), direct message ID ("D…"
), or bot ID ("B…"
)
into a string in the format "@USER_NAME".
NOTE: Referencing "@USER_NAME"
is deprecated, and should not be used.
For more information see https://api.slack.com/changelog/2017-09-the-one-about-usernames