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make sure that your changes do all that you hope they do? The answer; bring up
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the application in your own environment and hook it up to Slack!
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In order to do this, there are 6 main things you need to accomplish:
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In order to do this, you'll want to tackle the following items in order:
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1. Setup your own Slack workspace.
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2. Grab a signing secret from Slack that pybot can utilize.
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3. Launch pybot locally, passing it your Slack signing secret.
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4. Attach your pybot instance to the public internet so that Slack can speak
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with it.
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5. Point Slack at your running pybot instance, and properly configure it.
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6. Relish in your success!
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The following sections will guide you through each of these stages.
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then chose _Bots_. Click on the _Add a Bot User_ button, add in a display name,
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enable _Always Show My Bot as Online_ and then select _Add Bot User_. Then, to
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the left, under Settings, choose _Install App_ and then click on _Install App to
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Workspace_, click _Allow- and then copy off the bot user OAuth access token for
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Workspace_, click _Allow_ and then copy off the bot user OAuth access token for
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later. You'll also be configuring pybot with this so that it can authenticate
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itself with Slack.
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