annona

A service for posting anonymous messages to a Slack channel. Your message shows up under the guise of a random character.

Based on and [Slacker] (http://slacker.nathanhoad.net/) and anonymous-slack

As a slack administrator:

In Slack integrations, add a Slash command, for example, /anon . Set the URL in Slack to your service URL. The resulting slack "token" should be set as a environment variable:

 INCOMING_SLACK_TOKEN=XXX

Then, in Slack integrations, add a Slash Incoming webhook. The resulting "webhook url" should be set as environment variable:

INCOMING_SLACK_WEBHOOK=https://hooks.slack.com/services/BLAH/BLAH/BLAH

The channel that the messages will appear in is set set as environment variable:

SLACK_CHANNEL_ID="#anon"

master

Success! Now if you send a message in any channel, public or private, like the following:

/anon Who am I ?

That message will be suppressed, and a message will appear in the SLACK_CHANNEL_ID channel

Avatars

Avatars are in the avatars.json file.

Here is an example for an avatar

{
"username": "Tina",
"default_text": "Errrggggggg",
"icon_url": "http://i.imgur.com/VxDC1dz.png"
},

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