server

type Options ¶

type Options struct {
	Tasks              *tasks.Store
	Watchers           *watchers.Service
	Schedules          *scheduler.Store
	Notifications      *notifications.Store
	DiskPath           string
	SlackSigningSecret string // empty = POST /slack/commands always rejects
}

Options bundles New's dependencies - grown past the point a positional parameter list stays readable.

type Server ¶

type Server struct {
	Echo *echo.Echo
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func New(opts Options) *Server

type SocketModeClient ¶

type SocketModeClient struct {
	AppToken   string // xapp-... token, Basic Information > App-Level Tokens, connections:write scope
	Server     *Server
	HTTPClient *http.Client
}

SocketModeClient runs Slack's Socket Mode protocol: an outbound WebSocket connection FROM LocalOps TO Slack, the opposite direction from POST /slack/commands. Slash commands arrive over this socket instead, so no public HTTP endpoint (Funnel, a reverse proxy, a signing secret) is needed at all - trade-off is Slack's Request URL field goes unused; this is the alternative delivery path, not an addition to it.

func NewSocketModeClient(appToken string, s *Server) *SocketModeClient

func (c *SocketModeClient) Run(ctx context.Context)