python.slack.slack_api_token = "${sec.data.slack_token_fpp}"
python.slack.slack_timeout = "20000"
python.slack.switch_buffer_on_join = "1"
+python.slack.thread_broadcast_prefix = "+ "
python.slack.thread_messages_in_channel = "false"
python.slack.thread_suffix_color = "lightcyan"
python.slack.trigger_value = "0"
python.slack.slack_api_token = "List of Slack API tokens, one per Slack instance you want to connect to. See the README for details on how to get these."
python.slack.slack_timeout = "How long (ms) to wait when communicating with Slack."
python.slack.switch_buffer_on_join = "When /joining a channel, automatically switch to it as well."
+python.slack.thread_broadcast_prefix = "Prefix to distinguish thread messages that were also sent to the channel, when thread_messages_in_channel is enabled."
python.slack.thread_messages_in_channel = "When enabled shows thread messages in the parent channel."
python.slack.thread_suffix_color = "Color to use for the [thread: XXX] suffix on messages that have threads attached to them."
python.slack.unfurl_auto_link_display = "When displaying ("unfurling") links to channels/users/etc, determine what is displayed when the text matches the url without the protocol. This happens when Slack automatically creates links, e.g. from words separated by dots or email addresses. Set it to "text" to only display the text written by the user, "url" to only display the url or "both" (the default) to display both."