NAME Net::Async::Slack - support for the APIs with IO::Async SYNOPSIS use IO::Async::Loop; use Net::Async::Slack; my $loop = IO::Async::Loop->new; $loop->add( my $gh = Net::Async::Slack->new( token => '...', ) ); DESCRIPTION This is a basic wrapper for Slack's API. It's an early version, the module API is likely to change somewhat over time. See the examples/ directory for usage. METHODS rtm Establishes a connection to the Slack RTM websocket API, and resolves to a Net::Async::Slack::RTM instance. send_message Send a message to a user or channel. Supports the following named parameters: * channel - who to send the message to, can be a channel ID or #channel name, or user ID * text - the message, see for details * attachments - more advanced messages, see * parse - whether to parse content and convert things like links and the following named boolean parameters: * link_names - convert @user and #channel to links * unfurl_links - show preview for URLs * unfurl_media - show preview for things that look like media links * as_user - send as user * reply_broadcast - send to all users when replying to a thread Returns a Future, although the content of the response is subject to change. METHODS - Internal endpoints Returns the hashref of API endpoints, loading them on first call from the share/endpoints.json file. endpoint Processes the given endpoint as a template, using the named parameters passed to the method. oauth_request token API token. http Returns the HTTP instance used for communicating with the API. Currently autocreates a Net::Async::HTTP instance. http_get Issues an HTTP GET request. http_post Issues an HTTP POST request. SEE ALSO * AnyEvent::SlackRTM - low-level API wrapper around RTM * Mojo::SlackRTM - another RTM-specific wrapper, this time based on Mojolicious * Slack::RTM::Bot - more RTM support, this time via LWP and a subprocess/thread for handling the websocket part * WebService::Slack::WebApi - Furl-based wrapper around the REST API * AnyEvent::SlackBot - another AnyEvent RTM implementation AUTHOR Tom Molesworth LICENSE Copyright Tom Molesworth 2016-2017. Licensed under the same terms as Perl itself.