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//! # Slack Morphism for Rust //! //! Slack Morphism is a modern client library for Slack Web/Events API and Block Kit. //! //! ## Intro and motivation //! //! - *Type-safety*: All of the models, API and Block Kit support in Slack Morphism is well-typed. //! - *Easy to use*: The library depends only on familiar for Rust developers principles and libraries like Serde, hyper, futures. //! - *Async*: Using latest Rust async/.await language features and libraries, the library provides access to all of the functions in asynchronous manner //! //! ## Getting Started //! //! Cargo.toml dependencies example: //! //! ```toml //! //! [dependencies] //! slack-morphism="0.2" //! slack-morphism-models="0.2" //! //! ``` //! //! All imports you need: //! //! ```rust //! use slack_morphism::*; // access to network/client functions //! use slack_morphism::api::*; // Slack Web API methods (chat, users, views, etc) //! use slack_morphism::listener::*; // Slack Events API listener (routes) implementation //! use slack_morphism_models::*; // common Slack models like SlackUser, etc and macros //! use slack_morphism_models::blocks::*; // Slack Block Kit models //! use slack_morphism_models::events::*; // Slack Events Models //! ``` //! //! ## Slack Web API client //! //! ### Create a client instance: //! ```rust //! use slack_morphism::*; //! //! let client = SlackClient::new(); //! ``` //! //! ### Make Web API methods calls //! //! For most of Slack Web API methods (except for OAuth methods, Incoming Webhooks and event replies) //! you need a Slack token to make a call. //! For simple bots you can have it in your config files, or you can obtain //! workspace tokens using Slack OAuth. //! //! In the example below, we’re using a hardcoded Slack token, but don’t do that for your production bots and apps. //! You should securely and properly store all of Slack tokens. //! //! ```rust //! //! use slack_morphism::*; //! use slack_morphism::api::*; //! use slack_morphism_models::*; //! //! async fn example() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error + Send + Sync>> { //! //! let client = SlackClient::new(); //! //! // Create our Slack API token //! let token_value: SlackApiTokenValue = "xoxb-89.....".into(); //! let token: SlackApiToken = SlackApiToken::new(token_value); //! //! // Create a Slack session with this token //! let session = client.open_session(&token); //! //! // Make your first API call (which is `api.test` here) //! let test: SlackApiTestResponse = session //! .api_test(&SlackApiTestRequest::new().with_foo("Test".into())) //! .await?; //! //! // Send a simple text message //! let post_chat_req = //! SlackApiChatPostMessageRequest::new("#general".into(), //! SlackMessageContent::new().with_text("Hey there!".into()) //! ); //! //! let post_chat_resp = session.chat_post_message(&post_chat_req).await?; //! //! Ok(()) //! } //! //! ``` //! //! ### Pagination support //! Some Web API methods defines cursors and pagination, to give you an ability to load a lot of data continually //! (using batching and continually making many requests). //! //! Examples: `conversations.history`, `conversations.list`, `users.list`, ... //! //! To help with those methods Slack Morphism provides additional a “scroller” implementation, //! which deal with all scrolling/batching requests for you. //! //! For example for `users.list`: //! //! ```rust //! //! use slack_morphism::*; //! use slack_morphism::api::*; //! use slack_morphism_models::*; //! use std::time::Duration; //! //! async fn example() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error + Send + Sync>> { //! //! let client = SlackClient::new(); //! let token_value: SlackApiTokenValue = "xoxb-89.....".into(); //! let token: SlackApiToken = SlackApiToken::new(token_value); //! let session = client.open_session(&token); //! //! // Create a first request and specify a batch limit: //! let scroller_req: SlackApiUsersListRequest = SlackApiUsersListRequest::new().with_limit(5); //! //! // Create a scroller from this request //! let scroller = scroller_req.scroller(); //! //! // Option 1: Create a Rust Futures Stream from this scroller and use it //! use futures::stream::BoxStream; //! use futures::TryStreamExt; //! //! let mut items_stream = scroller.to_items_stream(&session); //! while let Some(items) = items_stream.try_next().await? { //! println!("users batch: {:#?}", items); //! } //! //! // Option 2: Collect all of the data in a vector (which internally uses the same approach above) //! let collected_members: Vec<SlackUser> = scroller //! .collect_items_stream(&session, Duration::from_millis(1000)) //! .await?; //! Ok(()) //! } //! //! ``` //! //! ### Block Kit support //! //! To support Slack Block Kit rich messages and views, the library provides: //! - Well-typed models //! - Macros to help build blocks, block elements //! //! Let’s take some very simple block example: //! //! ```json //! { //! "blocks": [ //! { //! "type": "section", //! "text": { //! "type": "mrkdwn", //! "text": "A message *with some bold text* and _some italicized text_." //! } //! } //! ] //! } //! ``` //! //! Now, let’s look at how it looks with type-safe code using Slack Morphism Blocks macro support: //! //! ```rust //! use slack_morphism_models::*; //! use slack_morphism_models::blocks::*; //! //! let blocks : Vec<SlackBlock> = slack_blocks![ //! some_into( //! SlackSectionBlock::new() //! .with_text(md!("A message *with some bold text* and _some italicized text_.")) //! ) //! ]; //! ``` //! //! Let’s look at another more complex example for welcoming message: //! //! ```rust //! //! use slack_morphism::*; //! use slack_morphism::api::*; //! use slack_morphism_models::*; //! use slack_morphism_models::blocks::*; //! //! async fn example() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error + Send + Sync>> { //! //! use std::time::Duration; //! use rsb_derive::Builder; //! //! let client = SlackClient::new(); //! let token_value: SlackApiTokenValue = "xoxb-89.....".into(); //! let token: SlackApiToken = SlackApiToken::new(token_value); //! let session = client.open_session(&token); //! //! // Our welcome message params as a struct //! #[derive(Debug, Clone, Builder)] //! pub struct WelcomeMessageTemplateParams { //! pub user_id: SlackUserId, //! } //! //! // Define our welcome message template using block macros, a trait and models from the library //! impl SlackMessageTemplate for WelcomeMessageTemplateParams { //! fn render_template(&self) -> SlackMessageContent { //! SlackMessageContent::new() //! .with_text(format!("Hey {}", self.user_id.to_slack_format())) //! .with_blocks(slack_blocks![ //! some_into( //! SlackSectionBlock::new() //! .with_text(md!("Hey {}", self.user_id.to_slack_format())) //! ), //! some_into(SlackDividerBlock::new()), //! some_into(SlackImageBlock::new( //! "https://www.gstatic.com/webp/gallery3/2_webp_ll.png".into(), //! "Test Image".into() //! )), //! some_into(SlackActionsBlock::new(slack_blocks![some_into( //! SlackBlockButtonElement::new( //! "simple-message-button".into(), //! pt!("Simple button text") //! ) //! )])) //! ]) //! } //! } //! //! // Use it //! let message = WelcomeMessageTemplateParams::new("some-slack-uid".into()); //! //! let post_chat_req = //! SlackApiChatPostMessageRequest::new("#general".into(), message.render_template()); //! //! Ok(()) //! } //! //! ``` //! Look other examples in examples/templates.rs //! //! ## Events API and OAuth support //! //! The library provides route implementation in `SlackClientEventsListener` based on Hyper/Tokio for: //! - Push Events //! - Interaction Events //! - Command Events //! - OAuth v2 redirects and client functions //! //! You can chain all of the routes using `chain_service_routes_fn` from the library. //! //! Also the library provides Slack events signature verifier (`SlackEventSignatureVerifier`) //! (which is already integrated in the routes implementation for you). //! All you need is provide your client id and secret configuration to route implementation. //! //! Look at the examples/test_server sources for the details. //! //! //! ## Limitations //! //! Slack Morphism doesn't provide: //! - RTM API (the usage of which is slowly declining in favour of Events API) //! - Legacy Web/Events API methods and models (like Slack Message attachments, which should be replaced with Slack Blocks) //! pub mod api; mod client; pub mod errors; pub mod listener; mod scroller; mod token; pub use client::*; pub use scroller::*; pub use token::*;