Slack slash commands - show user input?

Question

I work with a weak slash command API , and so far it works without problems with my bot ( https://github.com/jesseditson/slashbot ), except for one:

In other integrations with a slash (for example, giphy), when a user enters a slash command, the command is displayed in a public chat, and then the answer is published:

_{(source: pxfx.io )}

However, when I use my own slash command, the original command is not output at all:

_{(source: pxfx.io )}

I am currently using the Incoming Webhooks API to send messages back to the feed, which works fine, but the responses are free and have no context without the original request.

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Answer 1

, Slack - /command , /giphy .

- Slack API . /command /command message chat.postMessage, .

Answer 2

API Slack/Command API:

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, , , ( " " ). , , , , response_type of in_channel JSON, :

{ "response_type": "in_channel", "text": "It 80 degrees right now.", "attachments": [ { "text":"Partly cloudy today and tomorrow" } ] }

, response_type "in_channel", .

Answer 3

. . "In Channel" "Ephemeral"

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, ( node):

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response.send({"response_type": "in_channel"});

/command. , , response_url - /command.

Answer 4

, " " " ".

When I send my messages via cURL, it does not show the “in channel” slash command. I found that if I just included the header ("content-type header: application / json") and echo'd my answer with the json payload, including "in_channel", a slash command appeared. No API required!

Example:

$reply = "Whatever you want";
    $data = array(
        "response_type"=>"in_channel",
        "text"=>$repy,
        );
    header('Content-Type: application/json');
    echo json_encode($data);

Hope this helps, this is my first post, so be careful if I break any unspoken stackoverflow rules.