A Docker image for ekmartin's slack-irc, using environment variables for configuration.
slack-irc connects Slack and IRC channels by sending messages back and forth. Read more here.
Pull the image from Docker Hub:
docker pull valentine/slackirc-env:latest
Create a container using docker run:
docker run -d \
-e NICK=somenick \
-e SERVER=irc.someserver.org \
-e TOKEN=xxxx-1111111111-1111111111-1111111111-11xxxx \
-e SLACKCHAN=#general \
-e IRCCHAN=#somechannel \
-e BOTNICK=optional \
-e BOTPASSWD=optional \
valentine/slackirc-env:latest
The above, in one line:
docker run -d -e NICK=somenick -e SERVER=irc.someserver.org -e TOKEN=xxxx-1111111111-1111111111-1111111111-11xxxx -e SLACKCHAN=#general -e IRCCHAN=#somechannel -e BOTNICK=optional -e BOTPASSWD=optional valentine/slackirc-env:latest
NICK: Your bot's IRC nickname.
SERVER: IRC server your bot connects to.
TOKEN: Slack Web API token.
SLACKCHAN: Slack channel your bot connects to.
IRCCHAN: IRC channel your bot connects to.
BOTNICK (optional): Your bot's IRC authentication nickname.
BOTPASSWD (optional): Your bot's IRC authentication password.
Code licensed under The MIT License (MIT).