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Invite users to a slack room / group as a batch
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// Instructions: Open slack, switch to the channel you want to invite people to, | |
// Copy and paste the entire code snippet below to the "Console" tab of your web inspector, hit "Enter". | |
(function () { | |
var people = prompt('Paste the usernames you want to invite here and hit OK:').split(/,\s*|\s+/); | |
var textArea = $('#message-input'); | |
var dismiss = function () { | |
$(".dialog_go").click(); | |
} | |
var nextInvite = function () { | |
var person = people.pop(); | |
textArea.val('/invite ' + person); | |
TS.view.submit(); | |
setTimeout(dismiss, 500); // Dismiss the confirmation popup when inviting to a private group | |
if (people.length > 0) { | |
setTimeout(nextInvite, 1000); // Rate limit to avoid upsetting Slack | |
} | |
} | |
nextInvite(); | |
})(); |
Should the usernames be comma separated?
By looking at the script (but I am not expert) I don't think they should. Anyway I tried both and none of that worked when trying to have them added to a user group.
Deprecated!
The best practice is now described in the Web Applications StackExchange: How do I invite all team members to a new Slack channel?
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The script looks great but can't get it working to indeed add multiple people into a user group created within Slack. Is that indeed suppose to do that?
I presume I should do that in the "group member invitation" page where I am normally allowed to enter names and submit. Is that correct?