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# slck
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[![python-support](https://img.shields.io/badge/python-%5E3.12-brightgreen)]()
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## Overview
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Clicking around Slack to update statuses is not only annoying, but if you use statuses as part of your remote workflow
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to broadcast what you are up to when jumping into new things, you quickly find yourself spending minutes of you day
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clicking around and setting the same statuses over and over again since the UI isn't great at remembering them.
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Enter `slck`. With it, you can set statuses (with or without expiration dates) without leaving the terminal.
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More importantly, you can also set presets and defaults to save time on statuses you reuse all the time.
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## Configuration
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A configuration YAML file can be used to set up credentials and presets:
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```yaml
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token: <slack-token>
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presets:
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<preset-label>:
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text: ...
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emoji: ...
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```
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`presets` allows you to set up a map of labels (used to select the preset) to values (defining the status text, emoji).
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## Installation
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The best way to enjoy this is via pipx:
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```
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pipx install git+https://forge.karnov.club/marc/slck.git
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```
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