Laravel slack webhook, multiple channels

@mehalubozo This should work....

public function toSlack($notifiable)
{
    return (new SlackMessage)
                ->from('Ghost', ':ghost:')
                ->to('#other')
                ->content('This will be sent to #other');
}

Have you actually tried using the web hook? Reason I ask... I know Slack asks you to choose a channel... but it shouldn't matter. I've created webhooks that fire to any channel.

It's something I've also found incredibly confusing.

Yes, you’re correct. Slack recently made some changes to this. Slack offers two options. Either a webhook URL which is connected to a specific channel or a Slack bot which has access to all channels. If you want to write to multiple channels you either need to set up a bot or configure the URL per channel.

For a notification that doesn’t belong to a user, you get something like this

Notification::route('slack', ‘https://hooks.slack.com/services/12345’)
    ->notify(new NewSale();

Another alternative is setting the URL per user. You can do that on the User model by doing this

// User.php

public function routeNotificationForSlack($notification)
{
    return ‘https://hooks.slack.com/services/12345’;
}

@fylzero I can only post to one channel with the webhook. It only posts to one channel now. You need to create a webhook per channel now.

@bobbybouwmann Thanks! Works perfectly with multiple urls. I'm also going to look at the bot implementation