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Deno 2.2 Improves Dependency Management and Expands Node.js Compatibility
Deno 2.2 enhances Node.js compatibility, improves dependency management, adds OpenTelemetry support, and expands linting and task automation for developers.
github.com/seibert-media/go-hangouts
Shortly after Hangouts Chat became publicly available, we built seibert-media/hangouts-jira-bot to try out how the bot connectivity works.
While doing this, one of our first steps was to build this mapping to easily create messages. As we are now aiming to try out building more bots and integrating Chat into our tool landscape it became reasonable to offer this as a standalone library which is well documented.
In addition to this, we added further helpers to easily build messages available in builder.go.
All dependencies are managed using dep
and checked into git.
To update those dependencies use dep ensure --update
after you added new imports to your code.
For building or running tests a onetime execution of make deps
might be required.
For now, this package only offers sending messages. To receive messages and events, we suggest using PubSub. This implementation might be added here in the future but is out of scope for now. To learn how to do this, check the official docs or give our jira bot a look.
This package offers both a default connection using Google Service Accounts and sending messages via channel webhooks.
The entire connection Part relies on github.com/playnet-public/libs/log for logging. If you are not using Zap and are an external user, you could simply use log.NewNop()
when initializing the connection to get an empty no-op logger.
To send messages using a service account, use New(...)
which is using the Google DefaultClient for taking credential as described here.
To send messages onto a webhook use NewWebhookClient(...)
.
Afterwards you can simply use Send(...)
to post your messages.
Check out code comments for further information on how to use this.
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