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olexandrmazur/api-slack-php
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Easy in use, lightweight library for interaction with Slack API.

1.0.4(5y ago)06Apache-2.0PHPPHP >=7.1

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PHP Slack
=========

[](#php-slack)

> Easy in use, lightweight library for interaction with Slack API.

An original repository - , but seems it's abandoned.

### Install

[](#install)

```
composer require olexandrmazur/api-slack-php

```

### Provides

[](#provides)

- Frlnc\\Slack\\Contracts

    A small set of contracts to allow for the consumption of the Slack API. **Interactor**, **Response** and \*\* ResponseFactory\*\*.

    - **Interactor** is in charge of providing the Http GET/POST methods.
    - **Response** is in charge of providing a simple Http response wrapper for holding the body, headers and status code.
    - **ResponseFactory** is in charge of providing a factory to instantiate and build the **Response**.

To use this package, it's simple. Though *please note* that this implementation is very lightweight meaning you'll need to do some more work than usual. This package doesn't provide methods such as `Chat::postMessage(string message)`, it literally provides one method (`Commander::execute(string command, array parameters = [])`).

Here is a very simple example of using this package:

```