Deploy to Heroku

Deploy SanSan Messaging Grid to Heroku with one click:

Deploy to Heroku

This will create a new Node.js app running on Heroku's server. Take note of the URL of your app, you'll need it later.

Alternative Hosting

If you choose not to use Heroku, or you wish to deploy manually, you can pull the code from GitHub and host it yourself. Run the following command from a directory of your choice:

git clone github.com/frogamic/sansan-messaging-grid -b deploy

This will download the deploy branch of the repository to your local computer.

Add Slack Integrations

Once SanSan Messaging Grid is deployed and running, you must configure it as a Slack integration. Navigate to:

https://slack.com/apps/manage/custom-integrations

From this page, add the following integrations:

Triggers allow users to refer to card or deck information and have it posted publicly in the channel.

Outgoing WebHook

Channel:
Any
Trigger Word(s):
nrdb: You can change this if you prefer
URL(s):
[your app URL from earlier]
Token:
Not used
Descriptive Label:
NRDB Card trigger
Customize Name:
This is the username that the card information is posted to the channel by.
Our channel uses Dorm Computer

Outgoing WebHook

Channel:
Any
Trigger Word(s):
deck:,decklist: pick any number of commands seperated by commas
URL(s):
[your app URL from earlier]/decklist
Token:
Not used
Descriptive Label:
NRDB decklist trigger
Customize Name:
You can choose

Outgoing WebHook

Channel:
You must add this integration once for each channel that you want to have [inline] searching
Trigger Word(s):
Leave blank
URL(s):
[your app URL from earlier]
Token:
Not used
Descriptive Label:
NRDB inline card search
Customize Name:
Be Creative
Slash commands aren't publicly posted to the channel, nobody can see the search or results but the user that searched.

Slash Command

Command:
/nrdb You can change this one too
URL:
[your app URL from earlier]
Method:
POST
Token:
Not used
Customize Name:
Our channel mixes it up a bit and uses Exile here
Description:
Show the text for a card from NetrunnerDB
Usage Hint:
[Card title or acronym]
Descriptive Label:
NRDB quiet card command

Slash Command

Command:
/deck Your wish is your command
URL:
[your app URL from earlier]/decklist
Method:
POST
Token:
Not used
Customize Name:
You could have your messages express delivered by Ken Tenma!
Description:
Show a decklist from NetrunnerDB
Usage Hint:
[Decklist URL or ID number]
Descriptive Label:
NRDB quiet decklist command

Add Custom Emoji

The final step to create the perfect Android: Netrunner experience on Slack is to add all the Netrunner emoji. Navigate to:

https://github.com/frogamic/netrunner-emoji

Click Download ZIP and unzip the file somewhere on your system.

To add the emoji to your Slack channel, navigate to the following settings page:

https://slack.com/customize/emoji

Add all the emoji that you just downloaded using their filename as the emoji name. It should look like this:

That's it! Your Slack team can now use SanSan Messaging Grid to talk about Netrunner.