setokinto/slack-shogi repository overview

⁠Slack-Shogi

This is a room, with a shogi board.

⁠How to use

1. Create a Bot https://your-team-name.slack.com/apps/A0F7YS25R-bots⁠
2. Copy config file cp slackbot_settings.py.default slackbot_settings.py
3. Replace your api key with your bot from slack

⁠Commands

@shogibot: start with @username
@shogibot: board
@shogibot: 76歩
@shogibot: resign or @shogibot: 参りました
And more!

If you want to try it, use this command @shogibot: start with @your_user_name

⁠How to input shogi emojis

We provide an images for playing shogi, and a script to input images to your slack team. The script required your slack id and password because an api which saves a new emoji does not exist. Emoji example is here:

It requires Python2 for mechanize.

% cd input_emojis
% pip install mechanize
% python input_emojis.py
your slack team id: [your_team_id]
your id (email): [[email protected]]
your password: [******]
authentication code for two factor(If needed) : [two-factor code or empty if you don't use two-factor-authentication]
...
...
...
Completed!!

If you already inputted emojis and has a difference for adding emojis, you can use --patch option for this script. The script called with this optioin ignores emojis which already registed.

⁠Using Docker

You are using Docker? Yes. It is available for Docker.

⁠Try it easily

Try this bot with docker run --env SLACK_SHOGI_API_TOKEN="<Your Slack Bot Token>" setokinto/slack-shogi

⁠Develop with Docker

1. Move slackbot_settings.py from slackbot_settings.py.default and put youput your keys.
2. docker-compose up
3. In your slack team, say @yourbot: start with @username

⁠Thanks for

• Slackbot⁠
• Slacker⁠
• Slack⁠

⁠LICENSE

MIT