bub-lark 0.1.3

Lark / Feishu channel plugin for Bub

bub-lark

Lark / Feishu chat channel plugin for the Bub fork.

bub-lark adds a native lark channel that can receive bot events and send replies through the Lark / Feishu Open Platform.

Features

• inbound bot messages through event subscription
• outbound send, reply, edit, and card update flows
• text, post, interactive card, image, file, audio, media, and sticker-aware message parsing
• optional webhook mode for callback delivery
• bundled lark skill for proactive sends

Install

Note This package targets the ximenzun/bub fork. It is not an official bubbuild/bub plugin package, and compatibility with upstream Bub should not be assumed.

Once published:

uv pip install bub-lark

For local development next to the Bub repo:

cd ../bub-lark
uv sync

Usage

Configure a Feishu / Lark bot app with message receive events.

Common settings:

• BUB_LARK_APP_ID
• BUB_LARK_APP_SECRET
• BUB_LARK_DOMAIN=feishu or BUB_LARK_DOMAIN=lark
• BUB_LARK_CONNECTION_MODE=websocket or BUB_LARK_CONNECTION_MODE=webhook

Webhook mode only:

• BUB_LARK_VERIFICATION_TOKEN
• BUB_LARK_ENCRYPT_KEY
• BUB_LARK_WEBHOOK_PORT
• BUB_LARK_WEBHOOK_PATH

Start the channel:

uv run bub gateway --enable-channel lark

Notes

• websocket mode is the default for the Feishu domain.
• webhook mode is available for deployments where callback delivery is preferred or required.
• Bub ordinary replies are routed through the native outbound path once the inbound message enters the framework.

Research Basis

The plugin design follows Feishu / Lark's official bot-event and message-send model plus community integrations:

• Feishu article on custom bot message receiving: https://www.feishu.cn/content/article/7602519239445974205
• Feishu article on OpenClaw Feishu integration: https://www.feishu.cn/content/article/7613711414611463386
• OpenClaw Feishu plugin docs: https://github.com/AlexAnys/openclaw-feishu

Development

uv run pytest -q
uv run ruff check .
uv build

Release

Publishing is driven by GitHub Actions. Create a GitHub Release on main with a tag like v0.1.0 or 0.1.0, and the release workflow will:

1. normalize the tag to a package version
2. build the sdist and wheel
3. publish to PyPI through Trusted Publishing (GitHub OIDC)

No long-lived PYPI_TOKEN secret is required when PyPI Trusted Publisher is configured for .github/workflows/on-release-main.yml.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for the local workflow, verification commands, and pull request process.