Slackipy is a little web server which helps you automate user invites to your Slack team. It is written using Flask and for templating it uses Jinja2, hence it is very easy to customise and add new features like captcha, password requirement etc on top of it.
- Very easy to install, configure and customize
- Single click installations on Heroku or Openshift
- It is responsive and uses Material Design
- Works without JavaScript
You need following:
-
Slack Team ID (
SLACK_TEAM_ID): Your Slack team ID or sub domain. For example insuperheroes.slack.com,superheroesis the Slack team ID. -
Slack API Token (
SLACK_API_TOKEN): You need to generate API token from your admin account. Go to https://api.slack.com/web and generate one. -
Flask Secret Key (
FLASK_SECRET_KEY): Any random string, it will be used to protect the app from CSRF attacks. It will also come handy if you want to sign cookies.
Once you have installed and setup rhc, run the following:
rhc create-app slackipy python-3.3 --from-code https://github.com/avinassh/slackipy SLACK_API_TOKEN="your-token-here" SLACK_TEAM_ID="team-id" FLASK_SECRET_KEY="some-random-key"
Check Flask Deployment if you want to do custom deployment. You can serve app from wsgi.py:
from wsgi import application
SLACK_TEAM_ID, SLACK_API_TOKEN and FLASK_SECRET_KEY should be set as environment variables.
To install locally, clone the repo, install the requirements and run wsgi.py:
$ git clone https://github.com/avinassh/slackipy
$ cd slackipy
$ pyvenv venv
$ source venv/bin/activate
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
$ python wsgi.py
The app will be available at localhost:8051
The UI design is done by Anirudh Varma and slackipy logo is designed by Harshal Gupta.
The mighty MIT license. Please check LICENSE for more details.