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This is a very handy tool! One improvement I would love to see is the ability to cache/save data locally, so it doesn't depend on loading from Slack. If the Slack account goes away, or reduced from paid to free, this could be a problem and data may be lost.
You might be able to leverage the output of this project (https://github.com/grundleborg/slack-advanced-exporter) which downloads attachments and adds them to the export archive in a '__uploads' folder. Maybe it could be as simple as changing the location your tool loads attachments from, instead of the 'https://files.slack.com...' resources.
Thanks for all your hard work on this tool!
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This would be incredibly helpful now that Slack is deleting files for free plans. My current workaround is a combination of a PowerShell script, rebuilding the file structure and index.html manually after generating html_output . It gets the job done but I'd honestly prefer it was automated and built into this one tool. :)
This is a very handy tool! One improvement I would love to see is the ability to cache/save data locally, so it doesn't depend on loading from Slack. If the Slack account goes away, or reduced from paid to free, this could be a problem and data may be lost.
You might be able to leverage the output of this project (https://github.com/grundleborg/slack-advanced-exporter) which downloads attachments and adds them to the export archive in a '__uploads' folder. Maybe it could be as simple as changing the location your tool loads attachments from, instead of the 'https://files.slack.com...' resources.
Thanks for all your hard work on this tool!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: