@slack/client v2.2.1

• Adds an im alias for the dm facet to the web client, to match the API endpoint naming

@slack/client v2.2.0

• Adds promise support to the RTM client send and sendMessage methods
• Fixes the way message response callbacks work, so that the success case is only called when the websocket receives a message with a reply_to matching the id of the dispatched message, instead of when the ws instance signals message send success
• Fixes the way getAPICallArgs works, to correctly pull data out of the opts arg

@slack/client v2.0.6

• Fixes a crash introduce in 2.0.5 if you try and instantiate a WebClient without passing in any options

@slack/client v2.0.5

• Updates the way that API requests are throttled to:
  • avoid a condition where the request queue callback could be called multiple times, causing a crash
  • refactor the logic in _callTransport into multiple functions to make it easier to follow
• Updates dev dependencies:
  • eslint
  • nock
  • eslint-config-airbnb

NOTE: This release contained a bad bag that would cause a crash if you created a WebClient without passing in any options. It's been unpublished from NPM and should not be used from here. Please use the 2.0.6 release instead.

@slack/client v2.0.4

• Passes through the logLevel param to the getLogger function

@slack/client v2.0.3

• The RTM AUTHENTICATED event now also emits the rtm.start payload
• Fixes the way that loggers are instantiated and used, so that the JSDoc for opts.logger is correct

@slack/client v2.0.2

• Adds coveralls to the repo, to track code coverage and display a badge in the README
• Updates the disconnect function on the RTM client to support both an error message and a code or reason for the disconnect, e.g. account_inactive
• Updates the message-handlers for team_xxx events to set the team back to the data-store once changes are made

@slack/client v2.0.1

• Updates to ws@1.0.1
• Fixes a bad variable name in example-web-client

@slack/client v2.0.0

Refactors the library to javascript, adds a lot of tests and restructures it to improve maintainability and extend functionality.

• Creates two separate clients:
  • RTM; manages connection to Slack's RTM API, including reconnects
  • Web; provideas a callback interface to all of Slack's Web API endpoints
• Moves the memory data store implementation off the clients and into its own class
• Uncouples the model objects from the clients; model functions to send messages to channels etc are now accessed via the web and RTM client
• Moves the transport layer (websockets and HTTP) to a pluggable model, so that complex transports (through request proxies etc) can be handled
• Adds test coverage on most core functionality in the library