like SET SLACK_TOKEN=xoxo-12345678-12345678-12345678-123abc
then, you don't need to specify it. so, $ slackcli -h general -m "Hello!"
use small caps "set" in bash
I don't know much about bash
Airat Asadullin
@Kadae
me too :D Thank you!
Airat Asadullin
@Kadae
Hi, it's me again. I just want to know how to use formatting like >>> (quote for second line). > is work, but >>> is not. And \n (line break) is not working also.
bold and italic is work perfect, but I need second line.
Raymond Wong
@raymondkpwong
Please file the issue.
Paul Taykalo
@PaulTaykalo
Bupm. Just added PR for the "as_user" and "pin" functionality
Mathieu Jobin
@mathieujobin
hello
does slack-cli support searching through the entire slack hsitory? all channels I have access to ?
would it be hard to add that feature?
I'd like the full output of the search in text, simply...
Hey guys, any change someone can give an example on the multiliner ? I have a bash script like this: MESSAGE="IP Address: $IP - $HOST\nLocation: $CITY, $REG, $COUNTRY $MAP_LINK\nOrganization: $ORG, $POSTAL" but when I try to print it it's a one liner with "\n" in the actual message in the slack. I am sending after that with -m "$MESSAGE". Any ideas how to make it work?