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+1, would love to see quick replies implemented
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That's true. I changed it to an else. Thanks for your suggestion!
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I tried to get this working in a local fork of Pymessenger, and I'm encountering an error stating that message from line 422 isn't defined. Should message be messageToReplyTo because I don't see that argument being used anywhere?
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Yeah sorry about that. I fixed the message to be messageToReplyTo. I also added a default message for the function. I tested the function with whitespace and empty strings, which apparently does not send the quick replies (because it requires a concrete message to reply to).
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Remove redundant if statement and added a default messageToReplyTo
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Can I rework this feature? |
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Hello, Instead of making an API for this purpose alone I decided to make an API that would allow users manually add their payload themselves. Eradicating issues that may arise with making the API satisfy everyone's individual use case. You can check it out here (#85) |
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Hello! I added text quick replies to my version. I have tested it and it works for my situation. I believe there may be some modifications to make it cleaner.
But basically it takes in a list of replies (which the user presses) in response to a text message. There is an optional payload list for the developer and if the developer decides to not use a payload, then the payload is simply the reply.