ReviewMe is a nodejs app that monitors App Store and Google Play reviews, and posts them to Slack.

This project was originally forked from reviews-to-slack

npm install -g @trademe/reviewme

reviewme ~/myappsconfig.json

ReviewMe requires a config file. A simple config looks something like:

{
  "slackHook": "https://hooks.slack.com/services/01234/5678",
  "verbose": true,
  "dryRun": false,
  "interval":300,
  "apps": [
    {
      "appId": "com.myandroidapp",
      "publisherKey": "~/publisher.json"
    },
    {
      "appId": "012345678",
      "regions": [
              "nz",
              "us"
      ]
    }
  ]
}

• slackHook: The slack hook for your Slack integration. Reviews will be posted here.
• verbose: When enabled, log messages will be printed to the console
• dryRun: When enabled, ReviewMe will post the latest app review for each app on startup. Useful for debugging
• botIcon An image url to use for the bot avatar
• showAppIcon Determines if app icon will be displayed (overrides botIcon)
• channel Overrides the default Slack channel messages will be posted to
• interval The interval (in seconds) to check for new reviews. Default: 300.
• apps A list of apps to fetch reviews for. See App Options below
• publisherKey Android Only The path to a Google Play Publisher private key (.json file). Used for accessing the Google Play Publisher API.

Note: Some options override the global configuration

• appId The Android app package name, or the iOS app ID.
• regions iOS Only The ISO 3166-2 regions to fetch reviews for (use false to include all regions)
• botIcon An image url to use for the bot avatar
• showAppIcon Determines if app icon will be displayed (overrides botIcon)
• channel Overrides the default Slack channel messages will be posted to

ReviewMe requires access to the Google Play Publisher API to fetch reviews. You need to supply ReviewMe with a Google Play Publisher API private key:

• Go to the Google Play Developer Console -> Settings -> API Access
• Create a Google Play Android Developer project
• Create a Service Account with "Service Accounts" -> "Service Account User" role
• Download the private key (.json)
• Supply the path to the private key in the config.json