These are the commands made available by this script. In In addition to
these commands, most normal IRC commands, like /join, /part,
/query, /msg, /me, /topic, /away and /whois work normally.
See WeeChat's
documentation
or /help <cmd> if you are unfamiliar with these.
/slack away
Sets your status as 'away'.
/slack back
Sets your status as 'back'.
/slack channels
List the channels in the current team.
/slack create [-private] <channel_name>
Create a public or private channel.
/slack distracting
Add or remove the current channel from distracting channels. You can hide or unhide these channels with /slack nodistractions.
/slack help [command]
Print help for /slack commands.
/hide
Hide the current channel if it is marked as distracting.
/label [-full] <name>|-unset
Rename a channel or thread buffer. Note that this is not permanent, it will only last as long as you keep the buffer and wee-slack open. Changes the short_name by default, and the name and full_name if you use the -full option. If you haven't set the short_name explicitly, that will also be changed when using the -full option. Use the -unset option to set it back to the default.
/slack linkarchive [message_id]
Place a link to the channel or message in the input bar. Use cursor or mouse mode to get the id.
/slack mute
Toggle mute on the current channel.
/slack nodistractions
Hide or unhide all channels marked as distracting.
/slack register [-nothirdparty] [code/token]
Register a Slack team in wee-slack. Call this without any arguments and follow the instructions to register a new team. If you already have a token for a team, you can call this with that token to add it.
By default GitHub Pages will see a temporary code used to create your token (but not the token itself). If you're worried about this, you can use the -nothirdparty option, though the process will be a bit less user friendly.
/rehistory [-remote]
Reload the history in the current channel. With -remote the history will be downloaded again from Slack.
/reply [-alsochannel] [<count/message_id>] <message>
When in a channel buffer: /reply [-alsochannel] <count/message_id> Reply in a thread on the message. Specify either the message id or a count upwards to the message from the last message.
When in a thread buffer: /reply [-alsochannel] Reply to the current thread. This can be used to send the reply to the rest of the channel.
In either case, -alsochannel also sends the reply to the parent channel.
/slack showmuted
List the muted channels in the current team.
/slack slash /customcommand arg1 arg2 arg3
Run a custom slack command.
/slack status [<emoji> [<status_message>]|-delete]
Lets you set your Slack Status (not to be confused with away/here). Prints current status if no arguments are given, unsets the status if -delete is given.
/slack subscribe <thread>
Subscribe to a thread, so that you are alerted to new messages. When in a thread buffer, you can omit the thread id.
This command only works when using a session token, see the readme: https://github.com/wee-slack/wee-slack#4-add-your-slack-api-tokens
/slack talk <user>[,<user2>[,<user3>...]]
Open a chat with the specified user(s).
/slack teams
List the connected Slack teams.
/thread [count/message_id]
Open the thread for the message. If no message id is specified the last thread in channel will be opened.
/slack unsubscribe <thread>
Unsubscribe from a thread that has been previously subscribed to, so that you are not alerted to new messages. When in a thread buffer, you can omit the thread id.
This command only works when using a session token, see the readme: https://github.com/wee-slack/wee-slack#4-add-your-slack-api-tokens
/slack upload <filename>
Uploads a file to the current buffer.
/slack usergroups [handle]
List the usergroups in the current team If handle is given show the members in the usergroup
/slack users
List the users in the current team.