Slack
You can use the /gitbook [search query] command in Slack to search for a specific term in your documentation.
Here's an example of us searching GitBook's documentation for the keyword "integrations":
/gitbook integrations
The /gitbook command is available in all of your channels and the results are visible to all members of the channel you have issued the command in!
Click on the "Integrations" tab in your space
Click the circular button
next to "Slack"You will get a pop up asking you to choose your Slack workspace
Select the workspace you want and review what you will be authorizing the app to do
Select the channel in which you want GitBook to post to
Click "Allow"
The fact you are able to select a specific channel to allow our GitBook app to post in, doesn't mean anything currently because we are not triggering any posts from activities in the linked GitBook Space. We may add some functionality in the future.
You should now see your Slack integration enabled in your "Integrations" tab.
You should also receive a welcome message from our GitBook app in the Slack channel you selected in step 5. 🤖
Back in the "Integrations" tab, you can see the Slack integration and the channels you have allowed the GitBook app to post in:
You can remove access to a channel by clicking the x icon next to the channel or remove the whole integration by clicking the circular button at the top.
