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jonmbake
updated 2015-09-16 20:08:14 -0600

I created this plugin for self hosted instances, using Slack Webhooks: https://github.com/jonmbake/askbot-slack. It works by using Django's Signals on the Post model and calling the web hook on create. It is really easy to setup and configure:

  1. pip install askbot_slack
  2. Add 'askbot_slack.SlackMiddleware' to MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES of Askbot's settings.py
  3. Add the askbot_slack_config.py file to the class path with the following properties and your Slack config values:

config = { "SLACK_POST_USERNAME": '', "SLACK_POST_CHANNEL": '', "SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL": '' }

It would work with hosted instances; you just need the maintainer to set it up.

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jonmbake
answered 2015-09-16 20:02:22 -0600

I created this plugin for self hosted instances, using Slack Webhooks: https://github.com/jonmbake/askbot-slack. It works by using Django's Signals on the Post model and calling the web hook on create. It is really easy to setup and configure:

  1. pip install askbot_slack
  2. Add 'askbot_slack.SlackMiddleware' to MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES of Askbot's settings.py

  3. Add the askbot_slack_config.py following config file to the class path with the following properties and your Slack config values:

values. Askbot install directory works:

config = { "SLACK_POST_USERNAME": '', "SLACK_POST_CHANNEL": '', "SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL": '' } }

It would work with hosted instances; you just need the maintainer to set it up.