Show HN: SaveSlack – create searchable knowledgebase from your Slack community
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#42Great to see something that's turnkey here! For those who need "unlimited power" to build structured data from Slack, I'm a big fan of Skyvia's Slack connector https://docs.skyvia.com/connectors/cloud-sources/slack_conne... which can maintain a synchronized copy of a Slack workspace in any SQL database you give it write access to. It's not cheap, but works quite well, and then your content can be sliced however you n…
Re: Show HN: SaveSlack – create searchable knowledgebase from your Slack community
#43Solving a problem that shouldn’t exist. Use other products like Confluence
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#44Is there a solution like this for Microsoft Teams ?
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#45Re: Show HN: SaveSlack – create searchable knowledgebase from your Slack community
#46Anything like this for Discord?
A few days ago I've used https://github.com/nthitz/discord-slack-import to import the slack channels to Discord. It's not perfect (doesn't use threads) but it's one of the better tools I've found. If somebody knows a more recent/feature rich tool, I'd love to hear it! rereading your comment: I guess you are looking for a way to export your discord history, not import your slack history into discord. sorry!
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#47Is it possible to self-host?
Yes, you will get a link to a .zip file of the entire website after uploading too so you can host it yourself. I'll add an option to self-host the tool itself too if it's something people want as I know uploading all your messages to a random website might not be for everyone!
Having the source available under a license allowing me to locally inspect, build, and run it locally is a prerequisite for this to be interesting at all. Which would actually make it very interesting. For me, moreso than it actually working flawlessly.
> uploading all your messages to a random website might not be for everyone!
It should not be for anyone who either cares about their message content secrecy or who's uploading company chats where this is prohibited.