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sclack: init at unstable-2019-07-15 #72994
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Curious what others think, but I could add the config option to the accepted arguments, that might be enough to get this on linux, at least. If that’s enough to get this merged, then this shouldn’t be too much work. |
@evanjs Please rebase to resolve conflict. I would like to test it on darwin. |
pythonPackages.urwid_readline: 0.10 -> 0.11 pythonPackages.urwid: fix build/tests
@sikmir I have pushed a couple additional changes on top of the rebase Unfortunately, there seem to have been some breaking changes in slackclient, and as sclack has not been updated in some time, it looks like there is some work that is needed to get it working with the updated slackclient api (2.0+). Here is what my changes produce when the program is configured with a valid
There is still an error around store.py#L149 |
I marked this as stale due to inactivity. → More info |
Not using this at the moment and there is some work on the project (last updated |
Motivation for this change
#59900 -- add sclack package
Stumbled across this issue and hadn't heard of sclack before.
Works pretty well, especially compared to e.g. slack-term.
Things done
sandbox
innix.conf
on non-NixOS linux)nix-shell -p nix-review --run "nix-review wip"
./result/bin/
)nix path-info -S
before and after)TODO
extraConfig
, etc? Maybe configuring this option could be deferred to home-manager, etc.urwid
lists support for linux and darwin,urwid_readline
only lists support for linux. Can a darwin user confirm whether this works on mac?app.py
tosclack
)?asyncio
should be a conditional dependency. Which is still odd to me as the repo requires 3.4+ anyway... Should I block on that and leave my workaround in if the author declines? Or is there a better way to handle it here, anyway?emoji don't seem to work right away, do we need to do something with fontconfig, or at least provide a font option, etc?This seems to be the case for only a few emoji, e.g. 🤷♂️, most emoji seem to work fine.I think that's it, but I'm happy to address anything else I missed.