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    MMM-Slack stop randomise messages

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      gekberlin @saibam
      last edited by

      @saibam That sounds pretty good. I wanted to achive the same for the last 5 messages. So i would simpley exchange the 10 for a 5. But where do I have to put the code into ? In the mmm-slack.js ?
      I would relay appreciate any help.

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        saibam @gekberlin
        last edited by

        @gekberlin Yes. Change maxAllowed to 5. Put it in MMM-Slack.js under the getDom: function() where it creates the html elements. I also noticed that it didnt work as expected where I had (maxCount -1) and (maxAllowed - 1). I removed the -1 and it worked like a charm.

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          gekberlin @saibam
          last edited by

          @saibam Thanks for your fast reply!
          I’ve put in the code but then I didn’t get any message displayed anymore.
          Did I have done something wrong ?

          	getDom: function() {
          		var messageElement = document.createElement('div');
          		if (currentMessageCount < this.slackMessages.length || currentMessageCount == 0){
          	currentMessageId = 0;
          	currentMessageCount = this.slackMessages.length;
          }
          var maxAllowed = 5;
          var topMessages = this.slackMessages.slice(0, (maxAllowed 0));
          var maxCount = Math.min(maxAllowed, topMessages.length);
          if (currentMessageId == maxCount 0) { currentMessageId = 0; }
          var currentMessage = topMessages[currentMessageId].message;
          currentMessage = emoji_replace(currentMessage);
          messageElement.innerHTML = currentMessage;
          currentMessageId ++;
          		}
          		return messageElement;
          	}
          });
          
          
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            saibam @gekberlin
            last edited by saibam

            @gekberlin Yes.

            currentMessage = emoji_replace(currentMessage);
            

            will not work as emoji_replace is my own function for replacing :smiley: with an emoji.
            so just get rid of that line and it will work.

            And you will also have to instantiate currentMessageId and currentMessageCount globally. I.e.

            var currentMessageId = 0
            var currentMessageCount = 0
            

            at the top of the js file.

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              mediathreat @saibam
              last edited by

              @saibam Which Slack token do you use to connect to slack and do you have to put the leading # hash sign in the config file for the channel where it listens?

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                saibam @mediathreat
                last edited by

                @mediathreat we followed the link in the readme https://api.slack.com/tokens and from there we created our own app. I’m sorry I can’t find where I found the token in there, you will have to try and error your way :) I will keep looking some but can’t guarantee I find anything. Slack API pages are a mess imo. And no you don’t need the leading # in the config file.

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                  saibam @mediathreat
                  last edited by

                  @mediathreat here is the correct link to create your token: https://api.slack.com/custom-integrations/legacy-tokens

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                    mediathreat
                    last edited by

                    Thanks! This nailed it perfectly! Hopefully the MMM-SLACK package maintainer might add this info to be clearer. Now that I have it working, I wonder if I can go in and see if I can add showing photos from a slack channel to the code base

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                      mediathreat @saibam
                      last edited by

                      @saibam do you think its possible to modify the code to get images or links that are posted into the slack channel and display them on the magic mirror?

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                        saibam @mediathreat
                        last edited by

                        @mediathreat I think it is possible, as long as the images have some kind of html address or similar, but I have no idea how to do it. I’ve moved on to other projects now :) almost finished an arcade cabinet :D

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