@RSS bot

@RSS bot was built using Botkit.

Once you add @RSS bot to a channel in your Slack Workspace, it will listen for any links that are posted.

When a user posts a link, they will be asked if they want to add that link to the RSS Feed for that channel.

Each channel that @RSS bot is in will get it's own RSS Feed.

Any user can get the RSS Feed URL for the current channel by using the /rssfeed slash command.

Users can ask @RSS bot to leave via the /stoprss slash command.

	Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
Latest commit ericrallen Update FUNDING.yml 65ce81a · Jul 14, 2020 History 214 Commits
	.github	Update FUNDING.yml	Jul 14, 2020
	components	fix: ensure feeds are actually deleted	Jun 2, 2019
	demo	feat(site): update the site for @rss bot	May 25, 2019
	public	feature: add status page link	Jun 2, 2019
	sass	add direct_message handler with link to /help	May 25, 2019
	skills	feat: actualy remove all team data on app_uninstalled	Jun 2, 2019
	utils	Merge branch 'develop'	Jun 2, 2019
	vendor	feat(bot): switch to metascraper for url unfurling	May 14, 2019
	views	fix: remove 404 and 500 handlers because they are ruining everything	Jun 2, 2019
	.editorconfig	feat(analytics): add feedpress redirect for feed url	May 18, 2019
	.gitignore	add .env to .gitignore	Nov 15, 2017
	ATTRIBUTIONS.md	add open source license attributions	Nov 2, 2018
	CONTRIBUTING.md	cleanup some leftover stuff from botkit generator	Apr 2, 2019
	LICENSE.md	feature: add maintenance, 404, and 500 pages	Jun 2, 2019
	README.md	chore(docs): add uptime shield	May 27, 2019
	app.json	feat: handle uninstallation of bot	Jun 2, 2019
	bot.js	feat(site): add /privacy page to satisfy Slack privacy requirements	May 25, 2019
	example.env	feat(site): integrate Google Analytics tracking	May 26, 2019
	netlify.toml	feature: add maintenance, 404, and 500 pages	Jun 2, 2019
	package-lock.json	feature: add maintenance, 404, and 500 pages	Jun 2, 2019
	package.json	chore: increment to 1.2.0	Jun 2, 2019

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