2.3.2
-
Improve compatability with CommonMark spec for markdown link formatting [@revolter #91]
Still not 100% compliant, but it is now much closer.
2.3.1
- use
map
to return the array of responses instead of payload inping
&post
[@yhatt #88]
2.3.0
- feat: add
channels
middleware to split payloads to ping multiple channels [#40] - feat: support any middleware splittin payload into an array to allow multiple payloads from a single process.
2.2.2
- fix wrapping of attachments passed as a hash
- fix error in
LinkFormatter
if a text payload was nil [#81]
2.2.1
- fix loading error caused by uninitialized constant [@pocke #78]
2.2.0
- raise exception when API responds with an error [@siegy22]
2.1.0
- addition of :at middleware to simplify notifying users & rooms [@kazuooooo #66]
2.0.0
[BREAKING] This is a fairly large change to how defaults are set and how messages are processed.
Setting Defaults
Setter methods are no longer available for setting defaults on a notifier instance, you'll now set defaults with a block on initialization.
# previously in 1.x
notifier = Slack::Notifier.new WEBHOOK_URL, http_client: CustomClient
notifier.channel = "sup"
# in 2.x
notifier = Slack::Notifier.new WEBHOOK_URL do
http_client CustomClient
defaults channel: "sup"
end
Read more about setting defaults in the readme
Message Processing
Message are now processed through a configurable middleware stack. By default it acts exactly the same as the 1.x versions. More information is available in the readme
1.5.1
- allow using a single attachment w/o putting it in an array [@Elektron1c97 #47]
1.5.0
- allow sending with attachments only [#48]
1.4.0
- Format attachment messages with the LinkFormatter [@bhuga #37]
- Add support for mailto links in markdown formatted links [@keithpitty #43]
1.3.1
- Fix bug with link formatter for markdown links wrapped in square braces [@bhuga #36]
1.3.0
- Add
#escape
to allow clients to escape special characters [@monkbroc #35]
1.2.1
-
use
#scrub
to (more selectively) strip invalid characters from strings before attempting to format. This allows valid japanese (and more) characters to be used. Thanks to @fukayatsu for reporting.This checks for the presence of the
scrub
method on string, so if on ruby < 2.1 you'll need to include & require thestring-scrub
gem to handle invalid characters.
1.2.0
- Strip invalid UTF-8 characters from message before attempting to format links. They are replaced with the unicode replacement character '�'. [@ushu #26]
1.1.0
- add ability to pass
:http_options
to the initializer or#ping
. this allows you to set options likeread_timeout
oropen_timeout
. See issue #17 for more information.
1.0.0
- [BREAKING!] To follow changes with slack, client is now initialized with a webhook url instead of team & token. For help upgrading read the upgrade from 0.6.1 guide
0.6.1
- fix bug in link_formatter to allow multiple links in a message
0.6.0
- add ability to pass in your own http client
- [BREAKING!] hook name moves to options array
0.5.0
- allow defaults to be set on initialization
- remove channel formatting [#8]
0.4.1
- allow default channel's to start with a "@" or "#" [#7]
0.4.0
- try and correct for a channel name being set without a leading "#" [@dlackty]
0.3.2
- add Net::HTTP wrapper to include support for ruby 1.9.3
0.3.1
- remove requirement for channel, no longer required by slack [@dlackty]
0.3.0
- add custom hook endpoint parameter [@razielgn]
0.2.0
- remove HTTParty dependency
0.1.1
- loosen httparty dependency
- refactor codebase & add specs
0.1.0
- now formats html or markdown links in your message to match slack's format
0.0.2
- fix a fat finger if a default channel is set
0.0.1
- initial release