Facebook Messenger API

Package fbmsgr provides an API for interacting with Facebook Messenger. The first step is to create a new Messenger session. Do this as follows, replacing "USER" and "PASS" with your Facebook login credentials: Once you are done with a session you have allocated, you should call Close() on it to clear any resources (e.g. goroutines) that it is using. When sending a message, you specify a receiver by their FBID. The receiver may be another user, or it may be a group. For most methods related to message sending, there is one version of the method for a user and one for a group: To send or retract a typing notification, you might do: To send an attachment such as an image or a video, you can do the following: It is easy to receive events such as incoming messages using the ReadEvent method: With the EventStream API, you can get more fine-grained control over how you receive events. For example, you can read the next minute's worth of events like so: You can also create multiple EventStreams and read from different streams in different places. To list the threads (conversations) a user is in, you can use the Threads method to fetch a subset of threads at a time. You can also use the AllThreads method to fetch all the threads at once.

Package fbmsgr provides an API for interacting with Facebook Messenger. The first step is to create a new Messenger session. Do this as follows, replacing "USER" and "PASS" with your Facebook login credentials: Once you are done with a session you have allocated, you should call Close() on it to clear any resources (e.g. goroutines) that it is using. When sending a message, you specify a receiver by their FBID. The receiver may be another user, or it may be a group. For most methods related to message sending, there is one version of the method for a user and one for a group: To send or retract a typing notification, you might do: To send an attachment such as an image or a video, you can do the following: It is easy to receive events such as incoming messages using the ReadEvent method: With the EventStream API, you can get more fine-grained control over how you receive events. For example, you can read the next minute's worth of events like so: You can also create multiple EventStreams and read from different streams in different places. To list the threads (conversations) a user is in, you can use the Threads method to fetch a subset of threads at a time. You can also use the AllThreads method to fetch all the threads at once.

Package fbmessenger is a library for making requests to and handling callbacks from the Facebook Messenger Platform API. Key Features The primary types in the package are CallbackDispatcher and Client. CallbackDispatcher is used to handle the callbacks Facebook sends to your webhook endpoint. Client is used to send messages and to get user profiles. CallbackDispatcher Usage Client Usage

Package fbmessenger is a library for making requests to and handling callbacks from the Facebook Messenger Platform API. Key Features The primary types in the package are CallbackDispatcher and Client. CallbackDispatcher is used to handle the callbacks Facebook sends to your webhook endpoint. Client is used to send messages and to get user profiles. CallbackDispatcher Usage Client Usage

Package fbmsgr provides an API for interacting with Facebook Messenger. The first step is to create a new Messenger session. Do this as follows, replacing "USER" and "PASS" with your Facebook login credentials: Once you are done with a session you have allocated, you should call Close() on it to clear any resources (e.g. goroutines) that it is using. When sending a message, you specify a receiver by their FBID. The receiver may be another user, or it may be a group. For most methods related to message sending, there is one version of the method for a user and one for a group: To send or retract a typing notification, you might do: To send an attachment such as an image or a video, you can do the following: It is easy to receive events such as incoming messages using the ReadEvent method: With the EventStream API, you can get more fine-grained control over how you receive events. For example, you can read the next minute's worth of events like so: You can also create multiple EventStreams and read from different streams in different places. To list the threads (conversations) a user is in, you can use the Threads method to fetch a subset of threads at a time. For example, you can print out the IDs of every thread as follows:

go-messenger is a wrapper for Facebook Messenger API alternative to pymessenger

Package fbmessenger is a library for making requests to and handling callbacks from the Facebook Messenger Platform API. Key Features The primary types in the package are CallbackDispatcher and Client. CallbackDispatcher is used to handle the callbacks Facebook sends to your webhook endpoint. Client is used to send messages and to get user profiles. CallbackDispatcher Usage Client Usage

Gomessenger is a SDK to interact with Facebook Messenger Platform API in Golang

Package messenger allows you to interact with Facebook chat/Messenger using an unofficial API ported from https://github.com/Schmavery/facebook-chat-api.

Package fbmessenger is a library for making requests to and handling callbacks from the Facebook Messenger Platform API. Key Features The primary types in the package are CallbackDispatcher and Client. CallbackDispatcher is used to handle the callbacks Facebook sends to your webhook endpoint. Client is used to send messages and to get user profiles. CallbackDispatcher Usage Client Usage

Package fbot can be used to communicate with a Facebook Messenger bot. The supported API is limited to only features we use. Please open an issue for features you are missing.

Package fbot can be used to communicate with a Facebook Messenger bot. The supported API is limited to only features we use. Please open an issue for features you are missing.

Package fbmessenger is a library for making requests to and handling callbacks from the Facebook Messenger Platform API. Key Features The primary types in the package are CallbackDispatcher and Client. CallbackDispatcher is used to handle the callbacks Facebook sends to your webhook endpoint. Client is used to send messages and to get user profiles. CallbackDispatcher Usage Client Usage

Package fbmessenger is a library for making requests to and handling callbacks from the Facebook Messenger Platform API. Key Features The primary types in the package are CallbackDispatcher and Client. CallbackDispatcher is used to handle the callbacks Facebook sends to your webhook endpoint. Client is used to send messages and to get user profiles. CallbackDispatcher Usage Client Usage

Package fbmessenger is a library for making requests to and handling callbacks from the Facebook Messenger Platform API. Key Features The primary types in the package are CallbackDispatcher and Client. CallbackDispatcher is used to handle the callbacks Facebook sends to your webhook endpoint. Client is used to send messages and to get user profiles. CallbackDispatcher Usage Client Usage