Kaamelott soundbot

This is a Slack command for the Kaamelott soundboard.

Available commands

• search (or s)
• play (or p)
• random (or r)
• help (or h)

Examples

Search for a sound:

/kaamelott search sais

You will get a list of sounds that match your search:

4: Ah bah ça après, moi, pour le détail, je sais pas
236: Mais si on fait marrer tout le monde avec nos chenilles à la purée de fraise, nos couilles d'oursin aux amandes, j'sais pas quelles autres saloperies là.
263: J'vous disais que j'étais victime des colifichés et qu'il faudrait qu'on commence à me considérer en tant que tel.
281: Bah je sais pas ? Me lâcher la grappe par exemple ?

Add a link to the sound in the current channel:

/kaamelott play 4

The following text will be posted:

https://kaamelott-soundboard.2ec0b4.fr/#son/apres_pour_le_detail_je_sais_pas

Add a link to a random sound in the current channel:

/kaamelott random

Setup on your Slack

Go to your Slack configuration page https://yourdomain.slack.com/apps/manage/custom-integrations. Choose Slack commands, then Add Configuration. In the configuration page:

• For Command, choose the text you want to use to invoke the command (/kaamelott seems to be a good match).
• For URL, enter the URL of your own instance or my instance https://kaamelott-soundbot.projects.matco.name.
• For Method choose "POST".
• We don't care about the token.
• For the rest, it's up to you, but I suggest search | s <query>, play | p <id>, random | r for the usage hint.

Run locally

Just execute:

go run .

Install your own instance on Google App Engine

Checkout project from GitHub:

git clone [email protected]:matco/kaamelott-soundbot.git

Deploy to Google App Engine:

cd kaamelott-soundbot
gcloud app deploy app.yaml

You're done!

Test the command

If you would like to test your instance, here are some sample requests that will be sent by Slack:

curl -d "text=search%20sais" -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" http://your.instance
curl -d "text=play%204" -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" http://your.instance