Oauth local server and tokens #64
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Because legacy tokens are (probably) a bad idea! So here are instructions for making your own slack app and handing out your own oauth tokens (so you control them) We then run a web server on localhost that you can shut down after you have the token. (You could also run this on a server somewhere and authenticate people in your workspace).
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Because legacy tokens are (probably) a bad idea! So here are instructions
for making your own slack app and handing out your own oauth tokens (so
you control them) We then run a web server on localhost that you can shut
down after you have the token. (You could also run this on a server somewhere
and authenticate people in your workspace).
also makes the tokens stored in a config file instead of variables. ymmv.