• A landing page you can point users to fill in their emails and receive an invite (https://slack.yourdomain.com)
• An <iframe> badge to embed on any website that shows connected users in realtime with socket.io.
• A SVG badge that works well from static mediums (like GitHub README pages)
• Abuse prevention via Google reCAPTCHA

<script async defer src="https://slack.yourdomain.com/slackin.js"></script>
<!-- append "?large" to the URL for the large version -->

<img src="https://slack.yourdomain.com/badge.svg">

Loading slackin will return a Function that creates a HTTP.Server instance:

const slackin = require('slackin')

slackin.default({
  token: 'yourtoken',                             // required
  interval: 1000,
  org: 'your-slack-subdomain',                    // required
  path: '/some/path/you/host/slackin/under/',     // defaults to '/'
  channels: 'channel,channel,...',                // for single channel mode
  silent: false                                   // suppresses warnings
}).listen(3000)

This will show response times from Slack and how many online users you have on the console. The returned http.Server has an app property that is the express application that you can define or override routes on.

All the metadata for your organization can be fetched via a JSON HTTP request to /data.

1. Fork this repository to your own GitHub account and then clone it to your local device
2. Uninstall slackin if it's already installed: npm uninstall -g slack
3. Link it to the global module directory: npm link
4. Transpile the source code and watch for changes: npm start

Yey! Now can use the slack command everywhere.