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INSTALLATION
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You need Python.
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You need to run
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``pip install -r requirements.txt``
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You either need to install an app that has the following permissions on slack:
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``users.profile:read``
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``users.profile.write``
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Then get the OAuth token (form ``xoxp-xxxx``) and put it in the proper environment variable in ``run.sh``
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Or find the already existing app, visit ``https://api.slack.com/apps/<appid>/oauth``
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and get the oauth token there.
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Running
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If you run the script once, it will try to authenticate your lastfm account with a web browser.
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Then fill in the proper Env keys in run.sh
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after that with the lastfm key, secret, username, and at least one (space separated) slack oauth token, you can run
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./run.sh and it will update your status with the currently playing song if one is being scrobbled.
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