python-slack-sdk VS node-slack-sdk

To call Slack API we use Slack SDK. The SDK already has an HTTP client API implementation with authentication, methods, and error handling.

Had the same question a couple of days ago. I went with creating my personal slack workspace and using https://github.com/slackapi/python-slack-sdk

Made with diff-cam-engine (https://github.com/lonekorean/diff-cam-engine) and the Slack Node.js SDK (https://slack.dev/node-slack-sdk/)

Slack developer documentation is a hot mess. For any given question you have about how to use Slack's developer APIs, there are probably three or seven official pages claiming to answer your question, they all cross-reference each other, and none of them really gets to the heart of your problem (I challenge you to look up how to build a Slack Interaction and come away with reasonable answer). There is no repository of curated infrastructure templates to help you set up on AWS, Azure, or wherever (and hence this article came to be). Most tellingly of all, Slack's official documentation is bifurcated from its GitHub presence, which makes it that much harder to connect the dots when explanations do not add up (or if you want to open an issue to rectify the documentation).