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[nodebb-widget-slack-users] Lists active Slack users

Tahru last edited by Tahru

This is a simple plugin that provides a list of active users on Slack.
https://github.com/sunsetbrew/nodebb-widget-slack-users

Feedback is appreciated.
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OnlyOnePro last edited by

@Tahru This pluggin dettects users active on Slack-ware services like Rocket.chat or Mattermost?
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