Struct ChatbotMessages

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pub struct ChatbotMessages {
    pub client: Client,
}

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§client: Client

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impl ChatbotMessages

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pub async fn sendchatbot( &self, body: &SendchatbotRequest, ) -> Result<Response<()>, ClientError>

Send chatbot messages.

This function performs a POST to the /im/chat/messages endpoint.

Send chatbot messages from your marketplace chatbot app.

Scopes: imchat:bot
Rate Limit Label: Medium
Authorization Flow: Client Credentials Flow

To get authorized, make a POST request to /oauth/token endpoint with grant type as client_credentials.
Use https://api.zoom.us/oauth/token?grant_type=client_credentials as the endpoint for the request. You will need to send your ClientID and Secret as a Basic base64 encoded AUthorization header. Ex. Basic base64Encode({client_id}:{client_sceret})

Next, use the token recieved (access_token) as a bearer token while making the POST /im/chat/messages request to send chatbot messages.

Learn more about how to authorize chatbots in the Chatbot Authorization guide.

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pub async fn edit( &self, message_id: &str, body: &EditChatbotMessageRequest, ) -> Result<Response<EditChatbotMessageResponse>, ClientError>

Edit a chatbot message.

This function performs a PUT to the /im/chat/messages/{message_id} endpoint.

Edit a message that was sent by your Chatbot app.
After sending a message using the Send Chatbot Message API, you must store the messageId returned in the response so that you can make edits to the associated message using this API.

Scope: imchat:bot
Rate Limit Label: Medium
Authorization Flow: Client Credentials Flow

To get authorized, make a POST request to /oauth/token endpoint with grant type as client_credentials.
Use https://api.zoom.us/oauth/token?grant_type=client_credentials as the endpoint for the request. You will need to send your ClientID and Secret as a Basic base64 encoded AUthorization header. Ex. Basic base64Encode({client_id}:{client_sceret})

Next, use the token received (access_token) as a bearer token while making the PUT /im/chat/messages/{message_id} request to edit a chatbot message.

Learn more about how to authotize chatbots in the Chatbot Authorization guide.

Parameters:

  • message_id: &str – Unique Identifier of the message that needs to be updated. This should be retrieved from the response of Send Chatbot Message API.
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pub async fn delete( &self, message_id: &str, body: &DeleteChatbotMessageRequest, ) -> Result<Response<DeleteChatbotMessageResponse>, ClientError>

Delete a chatbot message.

This function performs a DELETE to the /im/chat/messages/{message_id} endpoint.

Delete a message that was sent by your chatbot app.

Scopes: imchat:bot
Rate Limit Label: Medium
Authorization Flow: Client Credentials Flow

To get authorized, make a POST request to /oauth/token endpoint with grant type as client_credentials.
Use https://api.zoom.us/oauth/token?grant_type=client_credentials as the endpoint for the request. You will need to send your ClientID and Secret as a Basic base64 encoded AUthorization header. Ex. Basic base64Encode({client_id}:{client_sceret})

Next, use the token received (access_token) as a bearer token while making the DELETE /im/chat/messages/{message_id} request to delete a message.

Learn more about how to authotize chatbots in the Chatbot Authorization guide.

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