There are extra steps for the on-prem installations in order to use Slack Integration . Create your Slack App To use Aviator’s Slack notifications, your team will need to set up a Slack app. Follow the steps below. Set up app credentials Navigate to

Basic Information

. Here you will find the information that allows your app to access the Slack API. You’ll also need to add info for your GitHub app. Find it under

General

About

and

Client secrets

at the top of your app page. Set the following environment variables: Copy

SLACK_APP_ID = "..."
SLACK_CLIENT_ID = "..."
SLACK_CLIENT_SECRET = "..."
SLACK_SIGNING_SECRET = "..."

GITHUB_CLIENT_ID = "..."
GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET = "..."

Feel free to set an app icon for Aviator in

Display Information

. OAuth and Permissions Redirect URL Set up a redirect URL:

https://<your_domain>/internal/api/slack/oauth/finish

Setup your OAuth redirect URL. Scopes Select the following Bot Token Scopes:

chat:write

,

chat:write.public

,

commands

,

im:write

. Please make sure to set these correctly, they are required for the Slack OAuth flow. Add bot scopes. Add slash commands Create the following slash command, it will link a user’s Slack account with their Aviator activity on GitHub so individuals can receive DMs about their own PRs. Command :

/aviator

Request URL :

https://<your_domain>/slack/slash_command

Short Description :

connect your Slack account

Usage Hint :

connect

Add the slash commands. Add in Slack Home Page In your app config navigate to

Features -> Event Subscriptions

. Enable Event Subscriptions Set up a request URL:

https://<your_domain>/slack/events

Subscribe to bot events Select the following bot events to subscribe to:

app_home_opened

Enable bot events Enable Home Tab In

Features -> App Home

enable the App Home's Home Tab. Enable the Home Tab Connect the App Follow the instructions here to connect the app to your account and get notifications: Slack Integration . Previous Prometheus endpoint Next Google SSO Login for On-Prem Last updated 9 months ago Was this helpful?