Name: messaging-apis
Owner: YOCTOL INFO INC.
Description: Messaging APIs for multi-platform
Created: 2017-05-10 12:38:40.0
Updated: 2018-01-17 15:48:38.0
Pushed: 2018-01-12 06:45:40.0
Size: 1116
Language: JavaScript
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Messaging APIs is a mono repo which collects APIs needed for bot development.
It helps you build your bots using similar API for multiple platforms, e.g. Messenger, LINE. Learn once and make writing cross-platform bots easier.
If you are looking for a framework to build your bots, Bottender may suit for your needs. It is built on top of Messaging APIs and provides some powerful features for bot building.
| Package | Version | Platform |
|———|———|————-|
| messaging-api-messenger | 
| Messenger |
| messaging-api-line | 
| LINE |
| messaging-api-slack | 
| Slack |
| messaging-api-telegram | 
| Telegram |
| messaging-api-viber | 
| Viber |
| messaging-api-wechat | 
| WeChat |
Install messaging-api-messenger package from the registry:
i --save messaging-api-messenger
or
add messaging-api-messenger
Then, create a MessengerClient to call Messenger APIs:
t { MessengerClient } = require('messaging-api-messenger');
et accessToken from facebook developers website
t client = MessengerClient.connect(accessToken);
nt.sendText(userId, 'Hello World').then(() => {
nsole.log('sent');
Check out full API documentation for more detail information.
Install messaging-api-line package from the registry:
i --save messaging-api-line
or
add messaging-api-line
Then, create a LineClient to call LINE APIs:
t { LineClient } = require('messaging-api-line');
et accessToken and channelSecret from LINE developers website
t client = LineClient.connect(accessToken, channelSecret);
nt.pushText(userId, 'Hello World').then(() => {
nsole.log('pushed');
Check out full API documentation for more detail information.
Install messaging-api-slack package from the registry:
i --save messaging-api-slack
or
add messaging-api-slack
Then, create a SlackOAuthClient or SlackWebhookClient to call Slack APIs:
t { SlackOAuthClient } = require('messaging-api-slack');
et access token by setup OAuth & Permissions function to your app.
ttps://api.slack.com/docs/oauth
t client = SlackOAuthClient.connect(
oxb-000000000000-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
nt.postMessage('#random', 'Hello World').then(() => {
nsole.log('sent');
s
t { SlackWebhookClient } = require('messaging-api-slack');
et webhook URL by adding a Incoming Webhook integration to your team.
ttps://my.slack.com/services/new/incoming-webhook/
t client = SlackWebhookClient.connect(
ttps://hooks.slack.com/services/XXXXXXXX/YYYYYYYY/zzzzzZZZZZ'
nt.sendText('Hello World').then(() => {
nsole.log('sent');
Check out full API documentation for more detail information.
Install messaging-api-telegram package from the registry:
i --save messaging-api-telegram
or
add messaging-api-telegram
Then, create a TelegramClient to call Telegram APIs:
t { TelegramClient } = require('messaging-api-telegram');
et accessToken from telegram [@BotFather](https://telegram.me/BotFather)
t client = TelegramClient.connect('12345678:AaBbCcDdwhatever');
nt.sendMessage(chatId, 'Hello World').then(() => {
nsole.log('sent');
Check out full API documentation for more detail information.
Install messaging-api-viber package from the registry:
i --save messaging-api-viber
or
add messaging-api-viber
Then, create a ViberClient to call Viber APIs:
t { ViberClient } = require('messaging-api-viber');
et authToken from the "edit info" screen of your Public Account.
t client = ViberClient.connect(authToken);
nt.sendText(userId, 'Hello World').then(() => {
nsole.log('sent');
Check out full API documentation for more detail information.
Install messaging-api-wechat package from the registry:
i --save messaging-api-wechat
or
add messaging-api-wechat
Then, create a WechatClient to call Wechat APIs:
t { WechatClient } = require('messaging-api-wechat');
et appId, appSecret from???????-??-?????page
t client = WechatClient.connect(appId, appSecret);
nt.sendText(userId, 'Hello World').then(() => {
nsole.log('sent');
Check out full API documentation for more detail information.
Every release, along with the migration instructions, is documented on the CHANGELOG.md file.
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