ATX Bot Talk - Hello PyBot

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Slides from the October 21st, 2015 presentation of Hello PyBot at ATX Bot Talk.

Tecnologia

Hello PyBot
Python Chat Bots for Slack
github.com/jeffk/PyBot
Jeff Kramer (@jeffk) ~ Data Infrastructure @ Vox Media

Users
Turing’s Magic Matrix
Pass
Bots
Pass
Fail

$Incoming Web Hooks • Unique URLs • JSON Payloads • Custom Names/ Icons/Chan curl -X POST —data-urlencode 'payload={ "text": "This is posted to <#general> and comes from *monkey-bot*.", "channel": "#general", "username": "monkey-bot", "icon_emoji": “:monkey_face:"}' https://hooks.slack.com/services/T00/B000/XXXXXX$

$Outgoing Web Hooks • Channel and/or Trigger Words (Public-Only) • HTTP Post, JSON Resp token=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX team_id=T0001 team_domain=example channel_id=C2147483705 channel_name=test timestamp=1355517523.000005 user_id=U2147483697 user_name=Steve text=googlebot: What is the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow? trigger_word=googlebot: { "text": "African or European?” }$

/Slash Commands
• POST or GET • Response Only Shown to User
It’s San Francisco, ergo cold.
token=gIkuvaNzQIHg97ATv
team_id=T0001
team_domain=example
channel_id=C2147483705
channel_name=test
user_id=U2147483697
user_name=Steve
command=/weather
text=94103

Other Integrations
• Web API (OAUTH, HTTP RPC)
• IRC/XMPP/LOL/SOB

The Slack Real Time Messaging API
• WebSockets
• Used by all Slack Clients
• Pushed All Messages in All Channels
• Commonly Used with Bot Users
• Can’t Join Channels
• Always Active (Unless set)

Frameworks & Wrappers
• python-rtmbot
• Uses SlackClient
• Supports Plugins
• api.slack.com/community#python
• err - Popular Chatbot w/Slack
Support
• butterﬁeld - Uses asyncio
• slacker - Popular Wrapper

Scaling Up
• Connection Proxies/Message
Brokers (Relax)
• Task Queues (Celery)
• Sharding

Resources
github.com/slackhq/python-slackclient & python-rtmbot
@jeffk
jeffkramer.com
github.com/jeffk/PyBot
dev4slack.xoxco.com
api.slack.com/web
api.slack.com/community

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1. Hello PyBot Python Chat Bots for Slack github.com/jeffk/PyBot Jeff Kramer (@jeffk) ~ Data Infrastructure @ Vox Media

2. Users Turing’s Magic Matrix Pass Bots Pass Fail

4. Incoming Web Hooks • Unique URLs • JSON Payloads • Custom Names/ Icons/Chan curl -X POST —data-urlencode 'payload={ "text": "This is posted to <#general> and comes from *monkey-bot*.", "channel": "#general", "username": "monkey-bot", "icon_emoji": “:monkey_face:"}' https://hooks.slack.com/services/T00/B000/XXXXXX

5. Outgoing Web Hooks • Channel and/or Trigger Words (Public-Only) • HTTP Post, JSON Resp token=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX team_id=T0001 team_domain=example channel_id=C2147483705 channel_name=test timestamp=1355517523.000005 user_id=U2147483697 user_name=Steve text=googlebot: What is the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow? trigger_word=googlebot: { "text": "African or European?” }

6. /Slash Commands • POST or GET • Response Only Shown to User It’s San Francisco, ergo cold. token=gIkuvaNzQIHg97ATv team_id=T0001 team_domain=example channel_id=C2147483705 channel_name=test user_id=U2147483697 user_name=Steve command=/weather text=94103

7. Other Integrations • Web API (OAUTH, HTTP RPC) • IRC/XMPP/LOL/SOB

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10. Real Time WebSockets Examples

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12. Scaling Up • Connection Proxies/Message Brokers (Relax) • Task Queues (Celery) • Sharding

13. Resources github.com/slackhq/python-slackclient & python-rtmbot @jeffk jeffkramer.com github.com/jeffk/PyBot dev4slack.xoxco.com api.slack.com/web api.slack.com/community

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