People have used RunKit to write tens of thousands of notebooks. We love calling attention to some of the cool ones that have been published. We'll kick off with a notebook that takes advantage of our latest feature, Endpoint.
Slack is a popular messaging app for teams. Slash Commands is a Slack app that will fetch an external URL when a "slash command" is matched (any message that begins with a slash).
Matt Gardner published a notebook that demonstrates running custom code to fulfill slash commands. Here's what it looks like:
Now you can use Slack to easily invoke your live, custom RunKit code.
Some ideas:
/deploy
to deploy the current version of your app./bug
to quickly create a new GitHub Issue./kb
to search your knowledge base./tweetmeetup
to use Meetup's API to tweet a meeting reminder.
What is RunKit?
- RunKit is an interactive playground for running Node.js in the cloud.
- RunKit offers serverless functions with zero deploy time — prototype code changes in real time!
- RunKit can be embedded in your tutorials and docs to make them interactive as seen on lodash.com, expressjs.com, and stripe.com.
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