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line-works-sdk

LINE WORKS SDK for Python

Talk API is defined in OpenAPI 3.1.0 (here).

This library uses code automatically generated by openapi-generator-cli.

Requirements

Python 3.11+

Installation

$ pip install line-works-sdk

dev version

https://pypi.org/project/line-works-sdk/#history

$ pip install line-works-sdk==x.x.devyyyymmddHHMM

Usage

from line_works.client import LineWorks
from line_works.mqtt.enums.packet_type import PacketType
from line_works.mqtt.models.packet import MQTTPacket
from line_works.mqtt.models.payload.message import MessagePayload
from line_works.tracer import LineWorksTracer


def receive_publish_packet(w: LineWorks, p: MQTTPacket) -> None:
    payload = p.payload

    if not isinstance(payload, MessagePayload):
        return

    if not payload.channel_no:
        return

    print(f"{payload!r}")

    if payload.loc_args1 == "test":
        w.send_text_message(payload.channel_no, "ok")

    elif payload.loc_args1 == "/msg":
        w.send_text_message(payload.channel_no, f"{payload!r}")

    elif payload.loc_args1 == "/flex":
        with open("src/sample_flex.json") as f:
            j: dict = json.load(f)
        w.send_flex_message(
            payload.channel_no,
            flex_content=FlexContent(alt_text="test", contents=j),
        )

    if payload.notification_type == NotificationType.NOTIFICATION_STICKER:
        w.send_text_message(payload.channel_no, "スタンプ")
        w.send_text_message(payload.channel_no, f"{payload.sticker=}")

        w.send_sticker_message(payload.channel_no, payload.sticker)


WORKS_ID = "YOUR WORKS ID"
PASSWORD = "YOUR WORKS PASSWORD"

works = LineWorks(works_id=WORKS_ID, password=PASSWORD)

my_info = works.get_my_info()
print(f"{my_info=}")

tracer = LineWorksTracer(works=works)
tracer.add_trace_func(PacketType.PUBLISH, receive_publish_packet)
tracer.trace()

sample_usage

sample_usage_2

sample_usage_3

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