HTTPass
Execute curl-like functions from slack. Test of slash-command integrations with Slack.
Usage
Valid commands:
/httpass https://google.com
/httpass GET https://google.com
/httpass POST https://someapi.com/api
/httpass POST https://someapi.com/api -p {this is a json payload}
/httpass POST https://someapi.com/api -payload {this is a json payload}
/httpass POST https://someapi.com/api -h {this is a json of some headers}
/httpass POST https://someapi.com/api -headers {this is a json of some headers}
/httpass POST https://someapi.com/api -p {this is a json payload} -h {this is a json of some headers}
/httpass POST https://someapi.com/api -h {this is a json of some headers} -p {this is a json payload}
Guide
Add slash-command integration to slack:
Step 1.
Open up local port by running npm run localtunnel, copy link provided. Localtunnel provides access to your computers local port to the outside world so you don't need to host this guy.
Run node index.js in a different terminal.
Go to Slack's slash-commands, create a new slash command.
In the integration settings add in link generated by localtunnel.
Set up the autocomplete
Give it a whirl!