slack-edge/dist/request/payload/message-shortcut.js

Slack app development framework for edge functions with streamlined TypeScript support

"use strict";
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// The Message Shortcut payload
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//
// Message shortcuts are shown to users in the context menus of non-ephemeral messages within Slack. If you're using Bolt framework, you can handle this pattern using app.shortcut listners.
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// Message shortcuts will retain the context of the source message from which they were initiated. This makes them ideal when you have a workflow that relies on that context to work.
// For example, users might quickly generate tasks from a posted message, or send messages to external services. Think about what app invocation points belong in a global context versus which belong in a message context. For example, pretend you're building a task management app. An example of a shortcut that makes sense in a global context would be Create a task, whereas a shortcut that belongs in a message context would be Attach to a task, which could attach the specific message to an existing task.
//
// See: https://api.slack.com/interactivity/shortcuts
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