from urllib.parse import parse_qs
-from turbot.rot import rot
from slack import WebClient
import boto3
import requests
-import hashlib
-import hmac
import json
+import os
+from turbot.rot import rot
+import turbot.views
+import turbot.actions
ssm = boto3.client('ssm')
response = ssm.get_parameter(Name='SLACK_SIGNING_SECRET', WithDecryption=True)
-slack_signing_secret = bytes(response['Parameter']['Value'], 'utf-8')
+slack_signing_secret = response['Parameter']['Value']
+os.environ['SLACK_SIGNING_SECRET'] = slack_signing_secret
+
+# Note: Late import here to have the environment variable above available
+from turbot.slack import slack_is_valid_request # noqa
response = ssm.get_parameter(Name='SLACK_BOT_TOKEN', WithDecryption=True)
slack_bot_token = response['Parameter']['Value']
'body': ''
}
-def slack_is_valid_request(slack_signature, timestamp, body):
- """Returns True if the timestamp and body correspond to signature.
-
- This implements the Slack signature verification using the slack
- signing secret (obtained via an SSM parameter in code above)."""
-
- content = "v0:{}:{}".format(timestamp,body).encode('utf-8')
-
- signature = 'v0=' + hmac.new(slack_signing_secret,
- content,
- hashlib.sha256).hexdigest()
-
- if hmac.compare_digest(signature, slack_signature):
- return True
- else:
- print("Bad signature: {} != {}".format(signature, slack_signature))
- return False
-
def turbot_lambda(event, context):
"""Top-level entry point for our lambda function.
return error("Invalid Slack signature")
# It's a bit cheesy, but we'll just use the content-type header to
- # determine if we're being called from a slash command or from a
- # slack event. (The more typical way to do this would be to have
- # different routes setup, but I want a single function, and with
- # AWS Lambda I don't have the option to have multiple defined
- # entry-point functions.
- if (headers['Content-Type'] == "application/json"):
+ # determine if we're being called from a Slack event or from a
+ # slash command or other interactivity. (The more typical way to
+ # do this would be to have different URLs for each Slack entry
+ # point, but it's simpler to have our Slack app implemented as a
+ # single AWS Lambda, (which can only have a single entry point).
+ content_type = headers['content-type']
+
+ if (content_type == "application/json"):
return turbot_event_handler(event, context)
- else:
- return turbot_slash_command(event, context)
+ if (content_type == "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"):
+ return turbot_interactive_or_slash_command(event, context)
+ return error("Unknown content-type: {}".format(content_type))
def turbot_event_handler(event, context):
"""Handler for all subscribed Slack events"""
body = json.loads(event['body'])
+ type = body['type']
+
+ if type == 'url_verification':
+ return url_verification_handler(body)
+ if type == 'event_callback':
+ return event_callback_handler(body)
+ return error("Unknown event type: {}".format(type))
+
+def url_verification_handler(body):
+
# First, we have to properly respond to url_verification
# challenges or else Slack won't let us configure our URL as an
# event handler.
- if (body['type'] == 'url_verification'):
- return {
- 'statusCode': 200,
- 'body': body['challenge']
- }
+ challenge = body['challenge']
+
+ return {
+ 'statusCode': 200,
+ 'body': challenge
+ }
+
+def event_callback_handler(body):
+ type = body['event']['type']
- return error("Event not yet implemented")
+ if type == 'app_home_opened':
+ return app_home_opened_handler(body)
+ return error("Unknown event type: {}".format(type))
-def turbot_slash_command(event, context):
+def app_home_opened_handler(body):
+ user_id = body['event']['user']
+ view = turbot.views.home(user_id, body)
+ slack_client.views_publish(user_id=user_id, view=view)
+ return "OK"
+
+def turbot_interactive_or_slash_command(event, context):
+ """Handler for Slack interactive things (buttons, shortcuts, etc.)
+ as well as slash commands.
+
+ This function simply makes a quiuck determination of what we're looking
+ at and then defers to either turbot_interactive or turbot_slash_command."""
+
+ # Both interactives and slash commands have a urlencoded body
+ body = parse_qs(event['body'])
+
+ # The difference is that an interactive thingy has a 'payload'
+ # while a slash command has a 'command'
+ if 'payload' in body:
+ return turbot_interactive(json.loads(body['payload'][0]))
+ if 'command' in body:
+ return turbot_slash_command(body)
+ return error("Unrecognized event (neither interactive nor slash command)")
+
+def turbot_interactive(payload):
+ """Handler for Slack interactive requests
+
+ These are the things that come from a user interacting with a button
+ a shortcut or some other interactive element that our app has made
+ available to the user."""
+
+ type = payload['type']
+
+ if type == 'block_actions':
+ return turbot_block_action(payload)
+ return error("Unrecognized interactive type: {}".format(type))
+
+def turbot_block_action(payload):
+ """Handler for Slack interactive block actions
+
+ Specifically, those that have a payload type of 'block_actions'"""
+
+ actions = payload['actions']
+
+ if len(actions) != 1:
+ return error("No support for multiple actions ({}) in a single request"
+ .format(len(actions)))
+
+ action = actions[0]
+
+ atype = action['type']
+ avalue = action['value']
+
+ if atype == 'button' and avalue == 'new_hunt':
+ return turbot.actions.new_hunt(payload)
+ return error("Unknown action of type/value: {}/{}".format(atype, avalue))
+
+def turbot_slash_command(body):
"""Implementation for Slack slash commands.
This parses the request and arguments and farms out to
supporting functions to implement all supported slash commands.
"""
- body = parse_qs(event['body'])
command = body['command'][0]
args = body['text'][0]
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