chat-adapter-shared
Shared helpers used by every chat-adapter-* package in chat-py. Python port of upstream packages/adapter-shared.
You only depend on this package directly if you're implementing a new adapter. Normal users pull it in transitively through chat-adapter-slack, chat-adapter-teams, etc.
Install
uv add chat-py-adapter-shared
What it ships
adapter_utils—extract_card,extract_files(pull card / file payloads out of a message).buffer_utils—to_buffer,to_buffer_sync,buffer_to_data_urifor fetching and normalizing file inputs (bytes, paths, URLs, data URIs).card_utils—card_to_fallback_text(plain-text rendering of a card),map_button_style,render_gfm_table,create_emoji_converter.errors— shared error hierarchy:AdapterError,AdapterRateLimitError,AuthenticationError,NetworkError,PermissionError,ResourceNotFoundError,ValidationError.
Parity notes
- 1:1 port of upstream helpers; function names and semantics match.
Test
uv run pytest packages/chat-adapter-shared
Upstream
https://github.com/vercel/chat/tree/main/packages/adapter-shared
1 maintainer
Metadata
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