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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
AWS chalice has a decorator approach to infer the required infraestrcture and deploy it automagically

Describe the solution you'd like
If one wants to deploy the bot without managing the server, it would be possible

Describe alternatives you've considered
But it could also be an external package, not in this lib

I have an existing flask app that includes a Blueprint (mounted at /webhooks/slack) for responding to slack commands. I'd love to replace that Blueprint with slackify, but it doesn't look like it's possible. Would you be open to changing Flack to be a Blueprint rather than a Flask subclass?

Describe the bug
When using the respond function from slackify's slack file, it expects to receive a url and a message. Typing was set to str when the entire documentation recommends sending a dictionary with the blocks.

This raises some warnings in the editor and is just confusing. Could we clarify and update the typing type to Dict (from Python's official Typing library)?

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Use respond() method from slackify.slack.
2. Send params as per documented: respond(payload['response_url'], {'blocks': [text_blok]})

Expected behavior
If the library expects a str, a str should be use. If a dictionary, a dictionary should be used.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: MacOS
• Python: 3.8.5
• Version 1.0.0

Additional context
As I think this is a minor bug, I'm opening a quick PR to fix this issue. Will mention this issue for reference.

Hi,
I'm trying to deploy an app on Heroku.
The application contains 3 main files:

• The web file, taken from your project.
• My two main (separate) python files.

It seems I can't execute the other python file with some arguments ( I even tried to execute it w/o args. )
Heroku states that the file is not there. ( but, for sure it's there )
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'main_time.py': 'main_time.py'
If you look at the pic, I do have the file.
I tried to excecute it by calling this function:
subprocess.call(['main_time.py', '2391', username, password])

The whole code could be found HERE and I'm on this issue for 4 days already, (newbie).

So, I think that an example of "how to execute external python files" is also needed. ( Python with arguments )

Appreciate all the help I will get here.

Use pdoc3 to have a github-hosted documentation with an API Reference to fallback in case of any usage question

Currently there's no single way to always send a message to a user. One can use the user id as the channel to chat.postMessage but it's not recommended by slack as it will be deprecated.

We should offer an abstraction over this.

It should be able to notify a user in the same chat (private or public channel, or direct message) that the command was invoked.
If certain precondition is not met, show a proper explanation and optionally send a message through slack bot using the user id as channel.

It currently breaks redirection as slackify never notices of such event.

Create failing test
Fix it
Check test passes

The Events API is a system that apps can leverage to be notified of events and activity occurring in Slack. Changes are coming to the Events API that may impact your Slack apps.

On February 24th, 2021, event payloads from this system will send out authorization information related to the event in a new structure and format that returns a single authorization rather than a full list.

I got this email from Slack and I identified that your application still works with the old module.
Am I right here? Or I miss understand that email correctly.

Several users asked for a beginner friendly, no config option to get a permanent url instead of heroku

Perhaps provide a heroku button if it is free

To get on the hype train, let's replace setup.py with pyproject.toml