Create slack_team_join.json #6
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Slack as Slack API
participant Handler as Event Handler
Slack->>Handler: POST team_join event (slack_team_join.json)
Handler->>Handler: Validate token and extract event details
Handler-->>Slack: Acknowledge event receipt
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slack_team_join.json (1)
72-72: Remove Extraneous Trailing ContentLine 72 contains an extraneous token (
72) after the closing brace. This extra content could cause JSON parsing errors. Please remove this line to ensure the JSON remains valid.-72
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slack_team_join.json (1)
17-41: User Profile Details and Team ID ConsistencyThe profile section is comprehensive, including contact information, avatar URLs, and status details. However, note that the
teamfield within the profile (line 41) is"T061RG9R6", which differs from theteam_idprovided earlier in the payload ("T061EG9R6"on lines 3 and 9). If these values are intended to represent the same team, consider aligning them to avoid potential confusion.
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slack_team_join.json (8)
1-4: Review of Top-Level Slack Event FieldsThe top-level fields (
token,team_id,api_app_id) are appropriately defined according to the expected Slack event payload format. Ensure that the verification token remains secure.
5-7: Event Object StructureThe
eventobject is correctly encapsulated with thetypefield set as"team_join", which clearly indicates the intent of the payload.
7-16: User Basic Details ValidationThe user object contains essential fields such as
id,team_id,name,deleted,color, andreal_name. These fields are consistent with a typical Slack user representation.
42-54: Additional User AttributesAdditional attributes such as
is_admin,is_owner,updated, andpresenceare present and correctly populated, offering a clear reflection of the user's status and permissions.
55-57: Event Timing DetailsThe
cache_tsandevent_tsfields provide the necessary timing information for proper event processing and caching. Their inclusion is appropriate.
58-60: Event Callback MetadataThe top-level fields
type,event_id, andevent_timeare correctly set, ensuring that the callback event is properly identified and processed.
61-69: Authorization DetailsThe
authorizationsarray is correctly structured with fields such asenterprise_id,team_id, anduser_id. This structure is important for verifying the event’s authenticity and ensuring proper access controls.
70-70: External Shared Channel FlagThe
is_ext_shared_channelfield is set tofalse, which aligns with the expected behavior for this type of event.
Adding example payload for
team_joinevent. User, team and other identifiers obfuscated or used from the existing slack example for channel message.Summary by CodeRabbit