hangouts-chat-samples | Chat Bot Samples for Google Chat | Bot library
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Chat Bot Samples for Google Chat.
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- Event handler
- Logs out a user
- Logout event handler
- Delete user credentials
- Handle incoming messages
- Copy a SQL table to a spreadsheet
- End the active loop
- Handle an inbound message
- Send a message to a room
- Send async response
- Create a card response
- Respond to an interactive card
- Handle OAuth2 callback
- Store credentials for a user
- Create a vote message
- Create a message for a vote
- Receive messages from the chat room
- Format an event
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I am working on a chat bot, that will return a certain piece of information based on the question of the user. The process of obtaining this information will likely take a couple of seconds, and I want to make sure the user is aware of this.
I therefore use the suggestion from this stackoverflow question, and return the first message via the REST API via a service account.
The second bot message is then via the normal implementation. I am using the template from the basic bot here, deployed to Google Cloud App Engine.
Here a snippet of my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-04 at 14:34Thereby, the event types are:
- UNSPECIFIED
- MESSAGE
- ADDED_TO_SPACE
- REMOVED_FROM_SPACE
- CARD_CLICKED
In other words:
Just adding the bot to the chatroom is already an event that will trigger him to send a message - even before the bot was mentioned.
How to avoid it:
Implement a conditional statement that checks the type of event before sending a message.
Sample:
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