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Slack-Connected Party Parrot

Send or react to a Slack message with any party parrot, and the real one will come to life too

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This project was created on 09/05/2017 and last updated 9 years ago.

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This internet-connected party parrot will light up and begin moving anytime you use the party parrot gif/emoji on an authorized Slack channel. (If you aren't familiar with the party parrot, see this article: http://mashable.com/2017/07/13/cult-of-the-party-parrot-slack-reddit-meme/#_3khvE5LNSqt.)

The parrot is powered by a gear motor, an Arduino Uno, and a Particle Photon. A Slack app is installed and authorized on the desired Slack team and then subscribes to the message and reaction added events. The Slack app calls a webhook on a Node JS app anytime an event is fired; the webhook scans the input text for any sign of a parrot and calls a Particle function hook if detected. The Particle function then pulls an input pin high on the Arduino for five seconds, which triggers the parrot's movement sequence.

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  • 1 × Arduino Uno
  • 1 × Particle Photon
  • 1 × RGB LED
  • 1 × Hobby Gear Motor

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