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Informations about the package slack-php-webhook

Slack PHP Webhook

Latest Stable Version License

Easy to use PHP library to post messages in Slack using incoming webhook integrations.

Setup

Log in at slack.com with your team. Go to the page with all your integrations. Add a new incoming webhook.

Select a default channel to post your messages. Setup1

Confirm "Add Incoming WebHook integration" Next, you will find your WebHook URL which you need to use this library. Save it somewhere secure.

Setup2

When you scroll all the way down, you get more options to change your default username, description and icon. You can overwrite these in your code.

Usage

Installation

Composer

Add Slack-PHP-Webhook to your composer.json file or run composer require simonbackx/slack-php-webhook

Alternative

Download slack.php and require/include it in your PHP file.

Simple message

Send to a channel

Send to a user

Overwriting defaults

You can overwrite the defaults on two levels: in a Slack instance (defaults for all messages using this Slack instance) or SlackMessage instances (only for the current message). These methods will not modify your root defaults at Slack.com, but will overwrite them temporary in your code.

Attachments

Create an attachment

Check out https://api.slack.com/docs/attachments for more details

pre View the result

Add buttons

View the result

Add (multiple) attachments

Short syntax

All methods support a short syntax. E.g.:

Warning

Each message initiates a new HTTPS request, which takes some time. Don't send too much messages at once if you are not running your script in a background task.

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