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clientsflow/research/chatwoot/lib/integrations/slack/channel_builder.rb

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class Integrations::Slack::ChannelBuilder
attr_reader :params, :channel
def initialize(params)
@params = params
end
def fetch_channels
channels
end
def update(reference_id)
update_reference_id(reference_id)
end
private
def hook
@hook ||= params[:hook]
end
def slack_client
@slack_client ||= Slack::Web::Client.new(token: hook.access_token)
end
def channels
# Split channel fetching into separate API calls to avoid rate limiting issues.
# Slack's API handles single-type requests (public OR private) much more efficiently
# than mixed-type requests (public AND private). This approach eliminates rate limits
# that occur when requesting both channel types simultaneously.
channel_list = []
# Step 1: Fetch all private channels in one call (expect very few)
private_channels = fetch_channels_by_type('private_channel')
channel_list.concat(private_channels)
# Step 2: Fetch public channels with pagination
public_channels = fetch_channels_by_type('public_channel')
channel_list.concat(public_channels)
channel_list
end
def fetch_channels_by_type(channel_type, limit: 1000)
conversations_list = slack_client.conversations_list(types: channel_type, exclude_archived: true, limit: limit)
channel_list = conversations_list.channels
while conversations_list.response_metadata.next_cursor.present?
conversations_list = slack_client.conversations_list(
cursor: conversations_list.response_metadata.next_cursor,
types: channel_type,
exclude_archived: true,
limit: limit
)
channel_list.concat(conversations_list.channels)
end
channel_list
end
def find_channel(reference_id)
channels.find { |channel| channel['id'] == reference_id }
end
def update_reference_id(reference_id)
channel = find_channel(reference_id)
return if channel.blank?
slack_client.conversations_join(channel: channel[:id]) if channel[:is_private] == false
@hook.update!(reference_id: channel[:id], settings: { channel_name: channel[:name] }, status: 'enabled')
@hook
end
end