Customise HTML for "slack/oauth_redirect" page

[j1mie]

Description

Similar to #982 is there a way to change the HTML for the "/slack/oauth_redirect" page? It current displays a page without styling, it would be great to have a way to customise this.

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[filmaj]

Hey @j1mie !

This is possible, though kind of difficult to figure out from our docs - it is buried deep!

Check out the bolt-js docs on Authenticating with OAuth, scroll down to the bottom of this section where there is a collapsed "Customizing OAuth defaults". Expand this section and check out some of the options (as well as the example alongside the content). What you want to specify is installerOptions.callbackOptions.success or installerOptions.callbackOptions.successAsync. This lets you define a custom successful-oauth-redirect handler. This handler gets access to a res parameter - which is the HTTP response that controls what the user sees at the end of the OAuth redirect. These are all features of the underlying @slack/oauth package.

Some links that may be helpful:

• The API reference for the @slack/oauth package's CallbackOptions object. This is the shape of the installerOptions.callbackOptions object you can pass into your Bolt App constructor.
• Take a look at the code for the default "callback success" HTML response handler. This shows you how the default redirect-success page you provided a screenshot of is built and returned to the user. I think it would be a good template to follow to implement your own success or successAsync override.

Hope that's helpful.

Cheers!

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[philwhln]

Thanks @filmaj! Just used your suggestion and worked great 🎉