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hubot-response-success
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Make sure you have hubot-response installed in your hubot directory.
npm install --save hubot-response-success
Under your responses directory, create an success.js
(you can name it whatever) file with
module.exports = require('hubot-response-success');
In your success.js
file, just push whatever you want to the response
array.
// Import the module you want
var config = require('hubot-response-success');
// Extend whatever you wany
config.response.push('http://my-new-image-url-here');
// Export the altered object
module.exports = config;
FAQs
Hubot success!
We found that hubot-response-success demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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