msteams-con 0.0.8

msteams-connector is a Python-based tool to simplify the process of sending messages, adaptive card to Microsoft Teams channels via incoming webhooks. Whether you’re automating release notifications, error alerts, or general messages, this connector provides a seamless interface for working with Microsoft Teams.

msteams-connector

Microsoft Teams connector for sending messages to Teams channels via webhooks.

Overview

msteams-connector is a Python-based tool to simplify the process of sending messages, adaptive card to Microsoft Teams channels via incoming webhooks. Whether you’re automating release notifications, error alerts, or general messages, this connector provides a seamless interface for working with Microsoft Teams.

Prerequisites

Get MSTeams Webhook

Before using this package, you will need to obtain an MS Teams webhook URL. Follow the instructions in the Microsoft Teams Documentation to create a new incoming webhook in your MS Teams channel.

Installation

pip install msteams_con

Usage

Example Code

from msteams_con import *
import os

hook_url = os.environ["MSTEAMS_WEBHOOK"]

msteams = MSTeamsConnector(hook_url)
payload = msteams.generate_text_payload("Hello World!")
msteams.send_payload(payload)

CLI

Send with our release card template

msteams-connector send_release_card --version <software-release-version> --hook_url <your_webhook_url>

Send with single text

msteams-connector send_text --text "Hello World!" --hook_url <your_webhook_url> 

Developer Setup

If you want to contribute or modify the code, follow these steps to set up the project locally:

git clone https://github.com/cloud-bees/msteams-connector.git
cd msteams-connector
export PYTHONPATH=$(pwd)
export MSTEAMS_WEBHOOK=<your_webhook_url>
pip install -e ".[dev]"

Running Tests

Pytest

pytest tests -v -s --log-cli-level=DEBUG

You also can run pytest in Vscode Debug. Note: you need to add WEBHOOK into .vscode/launch.json and set Python Interpreter

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