[examples] Add Slack Socket Mode integration demo #195
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- Create `.env.example` with Slack token configuration - Add basic Slack websocket handler in `app.py` - Include requirements.txt with chainlit dependency Implements a simple Slack integration example using chainlit to demonstrate websocket handling. The example shows how to process messages from Slack users and respond back with acknowledgment including the user's email.
- Create readme.md for Slack Socket Mode integration - Document prerequisites, setup, and troubleshooting - Add project layout and quick start guide - Include detailed explanation of how the integration works Adds comprehensive documentation for the Slack Socket Mode example, including setup instructions, requirements, and troubleshooting tips. The documentation covers token configuration, project structure, and implementation details for connecting Chainlit to Slack via WebSockets.
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Motivation
Chainlit already documents HTTP-based Slack integrations, but many
developers prefer Socket Mode because it works behind a firewall and
doesn’t need a public tunnel.
This example shows the minimal setup needed to run Chainlit with
Slack’s WebSocket transport.
What’s inside
app.py– basic echo bot; replies with the sender’s e-mail..env.example– placeholder forSLACK_BOT_TOKEN,SLACK_WEBSOCKET_TOKEN,SLACK_SIGNING_SECRET.requirements.txt-chainlitis the only high level requirementHow to try it
Related PRs
chainlit repository: #1436
docs repository: #230