The bot application has to be hosted on a server where it can communicate over HTTP. When you create the bot account, be sure to jot down the bot’s username & access token before leaving the creation page - we'll need those in a minute.
You can simply use your regular Webex credentials to log in to Webex for Developers. The first thing we'll need to do is create a new bot. Node & npm (minimum tested version is node 9.0.0 or higher) and git installed on your machine You might need to be at least a little familiar with node.js and meet the following prerequisites: Then from there, the bot-starter application can serve as a template for creating your own customized bots and can be extended to your heart's content. Moving forward, we are pleased to unite all these tools under the single Webex brand umbrella.Įven if you don't have any prior knowledge of the Webex APIs, this guide will have you deploy a functioning chatbot application pretty quickly. This sample is based on the new, rebranded webex-node-bot-framework, and adds a few fun new tricks, like posting a message using Webex Buttons and Cards. We always liked the sparkbotstarter which was created by Victor Algaze, using a framework called Flint, which was created by Nick Marus. Preambleīack when Webex (then called Spark) bot functionality was first made available, there were several simple starters.
This is an updated version of the original From Zero to Webex Teams Chatbot in 15 Minutes blog.
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