LiveChat | Chat application using Nodejs , Vanilla JavaScript | Runtime Evironment library

I am using LiveChat on my website and trying to show a div if no agents are available, using their guide here

Javascript

I am working on a form and I am using react-bootstrap. I did validation on all fields and it works as expected except inputs of select type. Here is my form:

We have recently switched over from WebChatV3 to V4. As an ongoing effort we're porting all our custom functionality to the new client. One of those functionalities is checking URLs for a specific domain and setting the target on the a tag to "_parent".

To implement this we've added a dependency to markdown-it, since the ReactWebChat element can take it as an argument as described here: BotFramework-Webchat Middleware for renderMarkdown Instead of adding an emoji renderer, we've built a rule into it and passed it into ReactWebChat as per the example given in the answer above. That code looks like this:

Im trying to use this NPM package:

https://www.npmjs.com/package/@livechat/chat-sdk

I've installed it by using:

I'd like to ask that are there any way to render (move) a DOM element into React Component? My situation is I have a 3rd script inject to my React project (for example I integrate live chat widget to my site with a script). That script creates a some DOM node when it runs, I want to wrap that DOM node to my React Component. How can I achieve this?

I appreciate any helps, thanks in advance.

For example: I have a script (pure JS) integrate with LiveChat, the script create a div element which has an iframe inside. Then I want to wrap those elements into my React component.

I have this python code:

Trying to mention a user in Microsoft Teams using the NodeJs SDK:

I'm saving a ref. to the conversation and then restoring it. When restored, filling entities with - what I understand - it's a Mention object.

I am attempting to build a simple MS Teams bot using the Python bot framework SDK. When testing my bot locally using the emulator, everything works fine. I registered the bot using the legacy portal here https://dev.botframework.com/bots as I do not want to create an Azure subscription.

I added the app id and app secret to the bot and deployed it on an EC2 machine using API Gateway (with HTTP proxy integration) to get an HTTPS url for the messaging endpoint.

When deployed, the code is able to receive and parse messages from both the testing functionality on the dev framework page and from an actual deployed app on Teams. However, when attempting to respond to the message, I get an Unauthorized error message.

Here is the stack trace:

I'm building a chat system with React and socket.io, and I'm trying to achieve grouping messages together like Discord does it, or as seen in this screenshot. Basically, instead of creating a new section with your avatar again, it will just create a new message element and append it to your pre-existing section, unless the other user you're chatting with sends you a message or if it has been too long since your last message (in this case, 1 minute).

Link to JSFiddle.

The brown messages are my messages, and the black are the other users'.

What I first thought was the correct solution was to group every message by 1 minute.