node-slack-sdk

• Change eventemitter3 import for compatibility when TypeScript is configured without esModuleInterop (#760) - thanks @aoberoi

• Fixes a typo in the README that accidentally mentioned @slack/web-api (#768) - thanks @the6thm0nth.
• Change eventemitter3 import for compatibility when TypeScript is configured without esModuleInterop (#760) - thanks @aoberoi

• Adds a README to the package distribution (#776) - thanks @aoberoi.

This release is meant to help users migrate to the smaller, lighter, independent packages. If you'd just like to test the compatibility of your app with the latest breaking changes, you can simply update the from a previous version of this package to this version. If everything works, you're ready to change your code to depend on the independent packages instead.

For each of the follow classes, these packages should be used directly.

See the migration guide for more details.

New features

• Brand new, independent, and lighter weight package

Breaking changes

• Supports Node v8.9.0 and higher
• No longer supports a callbacks for named Web API methods, or the RTMClient.sendMessage() method.
• Removed the raw_message event in favor of the slack_event event.
• agent option has been simplified
• Some ErrorCode constants have changed.
• Support Logger objects without a logger function.

See the migration guide for details.

New features

• Brand new, independent, and lighter weight package
• WebClient.paginate() method: call cursor-paginated Web API methods using an async iterator 🎉

Breaking changes

• Supports Node v8.9.0 and higher
• No longer supports a callbacks for named Web API methods, or the WebClient.apiCall() method.
• The scopes, acceptedScopes, and retryAfter properties of a Web API call result have moved into the response_metadata.
• Removed previously deprecated methods
• Removed deprecated token rotation
• Renamed retry policies to more intuitive names
• agent option has been simplified
• Some ErrorCode constants have changed.
• Support Logger objects without a logger function.

See the migration guide for details.

New features

• Brand new, independent, and lighter weight package

Breaking changes

• Supports Node v8.9.0 and higher
• No longer supports a callback parameter for IncomingWebhook.send()
• agent option has been simplified
• Some ErrorCode constants have changed.

See the migration guide for details.

This meta-release marks the beginning of a new organizational structure for the code related to each of Slack's official Node.js packages.

Major version releases

The following packages have changes listed in their release notes:

• @slack/[email protected]
• @slack/[email protected]
• @slack/[email protected]
• @slack/[email protected]

See the migration guide for information about how to update your app from a previous version.

No new release

• @slack/[email protected]: Moved from the original repository.
• @slack/[email protected]: Moved from the original repository.

• Adds a timing safe comparison to guard from timing attacks. Thanks @episod billdybas (#77)

Original: https://github.com/slackapi/node-slack-events-api/releases/tag/v2.1.1

• Exports a new function verifyRequestSignature({ signingSecret, requestSignature, requestTimestamp, body }). This function can be used to verify the authenticity of a request even without using the requestListener or expressMiddleware offered by this package. It's a useful utility when your application doesn't need the adapter (EventEmitter), but you don't want to reinvent the signature check. thanks @ianwsperber (#71)

Original: https://github.com/slackapi/node-slack-events-api/releases/tag/v2.1.0

This releases refactors a large portion of the adapter, adds support for request signing, and fixes a lot of bugs:

• The export name is changed from createSlackEventAdapter to createEventAdapter (#37)
• Adds request signing support, discontinuing support for verification tokens. This change requires developers to now pass in a Signing Secret in to the adapter rather than a verification token. (#57)
• Decouples the adapter from express, which included adding parsing within the adapter, meaning developers no longer need to use middleware to parse the request (using something like the body-parser package)
• Documentation improvements (#41, #42, #44, #45, #46)

Original: https://github.com/slackapi/node-slack-events-api/releases/tag/v2.0.0

This release addresses a number of bug fixes since the initial release.

• When using the waitForResponse adapter option, error events sometimes did not emit the respond() callback function (#18)
• Added a adapter.stop() method which is close the built-in HTTP server if one was started, and return a Promise which resolves after all connections have ended. (#27)
• Errors thrown inside a handler will now result in a success response to the request by default (can be overridden by using waitForResponse and passing an error to the respond() callback) (#21, #25)
• Debugging support using the DEBUG environment variable. (#19, #22)
• More tests and documentation (#23, #26)

Original: https://github.com/slackapi/node-slack-events-api/releases/tag/v1.0.1

• Supports Firebase Cloud Functions and other serverless cloud providers by inspecting req.rawBody when the body appears to already be parsed. thanks @pichsenmeister! (#90)

• Improves the example app greet-and-react. It can now persist tokens using node-localstorage, so that you don't need to install the app each time its restarted (#84). Also, a bug in the arguments for chat.postMessage() was fixed (#83). thanks @ErwinLengkeek!

Original: https://github.com/slackapi/node-slack-events-api/releases/tag/v2.2.0

• Adds Block Kit support (#85)
• Improves express all interactions by using body parser and removing verification check (#79 - thanks @ErwinLengkeek)

Original: https://github.com/slackapi/node-slack-interactive-messages/releases/tag/v1.1.0

• Adds a timing safe comparison to guard from timing attacks. Thanks @episod billdybas (#71)

Original: https://github.com/slackapi/node-slack-interactive-messages/releases/tag/v1.0.2

This release adds support for request signing, decouples the adapter from express, and fixes bugs:

• Adds support for the more secure request signing over legacy verification tokens. This change requires developers to now pass in a Signing Secret to the adapter rather than a verification token. (#57)
• Refactored the adapter to decouple express, which included adding parsing within the adapter, meaning developers no longer need to use middleware to parse the request (such as the body-parser package). (#31)
• A bug preventing message actions from working properly was fixed. (#56 - thanks @mcolyer 🎉)

Original: https://github.com/slackapi/node-slack-interactive-messages/releases/tag/v1.0.0

This release adds support for new message actions. Your users can now interact with you app through dedicated actions per message.

Original: https://github.com/slackapi/node-slack-interactive-messages/releases/tag/v0.4.0

• New Feature Support for dynamic menu options inside dialogs and the within constraint! #36
• Fixed bugs in dialog submission action support (#25) and menu options requests (#23) #28
• README has been rewritten with numerous clarifications and improvements (#27, #29) #39
• Example app express-all-interactions added #39
• Reference documentation added (#11) #39
• Test coverage exceeds 85% (#9)
• SlackMessageAdapter's dispatch() method is now always async (#33)
• Added vscode workspace settings (#35)

Original: https://github.com/slackapi/node-slack-interactive-messages/releases/tag/v0.3.0

• Added support for dialogs

Original: https://github.com/slackapi/node-slack-interactive-messages/releases/tag/v0.2.0

Our first real distributable release! 🎉

The @slack/interactive-messages module makes it quick and simple for your app to respond to buttons and menus inside Slack. Find out all about the features in the README.

• Fixes an issue with regex-based action matching (#1) - thanks @hwz.

Original: https://github.com/slackapi/node-slack-interactive-messages/releases/tag/v0.1.2