enginebai/pymessager

Python API to develop chatbot on Facebook Messenger Platform

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object EngineBai {
    val learning: Learning by inject()
    val projects: Project by inject()

    private val experiences = Experience()

    fun startMyJourney() {
        while (live) {
            try {
                learning.keep(efforts, time)
                assets += investment(money)
            } catch (e: Exception) {
                correctMyself(e)
            }

            // TODO:
            travel(listOf(countries))
        }
    }
}

pymessager's Issues

Which version of the API does this use?

subscribe_to_page() uses API v2.9 but the other calls use v2.6?

• https://github.com/enginebai/PyMessager/blob/master/pymessager/message.py#L10 # v2.6
• https://github.com/enginebai/PyMessager/blob/master/pymessager/message.py#L123 # v2.9

See: #4 (comment)

name?

Is that a typo in your name or was it intentional?

PyMessager
vs
PyMessenger

Webviews GUI

Is there any example of sending webviews as GUI?

how to find api url

Can you please tell what api url is made of. As it says in you code its API_root and FB_webhook but I can't understand which one means what and hence I can't setup the bot.

_send should use logging and not print

As a library, it is expected from users to configure logging from the library using logging module or something similar.

But, as it is using print function, it's difficult to remove this sometimes unwanted logging without copying the code or forking the code, thus defeating the purpose of having a library.

Would it be possible to do this change?

Thank you!

Bot cant send message

I have modify the receive message part, so it can send message after message is received:

def fb_receive_message():
message_entries = json.loads(request.data.decode('utf8'))['entry']
for entry in message_entries:
for message in entry['messaging']:
if message.get('message'):
print("{sender[id]} says {message[text]}".format(**message))
client = Messager("Access code of page")
recipient_id = message['recipient']['id']
client.send_text(recipient_id, "Hello, I'm enginebai.")
return "Hi"

The access token is generated according to the tutorial image: https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1600/1*op5S9F_-vsBv7FLrd4mv1g.png

In message.py line 219 req show http 400 error