gislack is a CLI tool to submit files to both Gist and Slack.
v1.0.4 (February 27, 2021)
I noticed that this application uses the duplicated methods of Slack API. Ref By this, the duplicated methods were updated to the new methods as follows.
Please check it out. https://github.com/tanaikech/gislack
This is a CLI tool for retrieving the number of comments, stars and forks of Gists.
In this demonstration, a Gist is retrieved by an URL. You can see that the number of comments, stars and forks can be retrieved.
The detail information and how to get this are https://github.com/tanaikech/gistwatcher.
This is a GAS library for notifying the change of number of comments, stars and forks of own Gists as an email using Google Apps Script.
Recently, I noticed that when a comment was posted to own Gists, and the numbers of stars and forks of own Gists were changed, the notification mail is not sent. Also I knew that in the current stage, there are no official methods for notifying them, yet. For this situation, I thought an application for notifying them as an email can be created using Google Apps Script, and when such application can be easily to be used, it may be useful for other users. So I created this as a GAS library.
gislack is a CLI tool to submit files to both Gist and Slack.
Please check it out. https://github.com/tanaikech/gislack
This is a plugin of Sublime Text 3 for submitting files to both Gist and Slack.
I like to use Sublime Text for developing scripts. And when I discuss about developing scripts, I often use Slack. When I submitted a script to Slack, I had saved the script to Gist as a backup. I had done manually this on my browser. Namely, I wanted to be saving the revision of script while I’m discussing about the script at Slack. One day, I wished this process had been able to be automatically run. So I created this plugin and gislack of a CLI tool.
This is a CLI tool to submit files to both Gist and Slack.
When I discuss about developing scripts, I often use Slack. When I submitted a script to Slack, I had saved the script to Gist as a backup. I had done manually this on my browser. Namely, I wanted to be saving the revision of script while I’m discussing about the script at Slack. Recently, I wished this process had been able to be automatically run. So I created this tool.