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Fixes #842
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Since people install this either just by copying the script, or by
installing it from WeeChats repo, and neither of these methods install
dependencies automatically, I really want to keep dependencies to a
minimum. So I don't think it's useful to document how to add new ones.
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[Pipenv][0] makes it easier to maintain a consistent development
environment for projects using Python. You no longer need to manage
`pip` and `virtualenv` separately, nor deal with the drift and other
issues requirements.txt brings. It enables gaining insights into your
dependency graph, but most importantly - it enables deterministic
builds, which prevents the entire class of "it works on my machine"
problems.
[Pipenv][0] is similar to package managers from other ecosystems, such
as Node.js' `npm` or Rust's `cargo`. Additionally, [Pipenv][0] is an
[officially recommended package manager][1] by the Python project.
This patch brings [Pipenv][0] to the wee-slack project to simplify the
development and contribution experience. Additionally, this patch brings
basic contributing documentation to help onboarding.
[0]: https://github.com/pypa/pipenv
[1]: https://packaging.python.org/tutorials/managing-dependencies/#managing-dependencies
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Add command /slack create to create a channel. Currently doesn't switch
to the channel after it's created, even when switch_buffer_on_join is
true, that is a todo for later.
Fixes #415
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Thanks to @Informatic for the initial implementation of this in PR #426.
I have seen that most attachment colors are without the leading #, but a
few does include it, so we have to handle it.
Fixes #424, closes #426
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Relates to #563
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Fixes #376
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Without any arguments, /rehistory will now just clear the buffer and
print the history again. With -remote, the history will be downloaded
from Slack and processed again.
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Fixes #764
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Slack now disallows # in OAuth redirect uris, so we can't use it to
prevent GitHub Pages from seeing the OAuth code anymore.
Since the OAuth code is only valid once and expire after 10 minutes, I
don't think it's a problem that they are exposed to GitHub Pages, so
this is the new default so the same registration process can be kept.
However, for people worried about this, there's a new -nothirdparty
option to /slack register which can be used which doesn't expose the
code.
Fixes #766
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Relates to #767
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Fixes #713
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Fixes #681
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Fixes #465
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Fixes #716
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This adds a page which shows the OAuth code, and sets the redirect_uri
for the OAuth link to this page. This url includes # at the end so the
OAuth code is only seen by the browser, and not sent to the server.
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