From 4a204ef60b2392a65251013e762cada50bd4a777 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: xinpa Date: Fri, 24 Nov 2017 10:29:54 +0800 Subject: [PATCH 01/11] Add support for jabberbot. --- docs/readme-ciscojabber.md | 322 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ examples/jabber_bot.js | 123 ++++++++++++++ lib/Botkit.js | 2 + lib/JabberBot.js | 232 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ lib/JabberGroupManager.js | 229 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ package.json | 5 +- 6 files changed, 912 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) create mode 100644 docs/readme-ciscojabber.md create mode 100644 examples/jabber_bot.js create mode 100644 lib/JabberBot.js create mode 100644 lib/JabberGroupManager.js diff --git a/docs/readme-ciscojabber.md b/docs/readme-ciscojabber.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..89e364376 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/readme-ciscojabber.md @@ -0,0 +1,322 @@ +# BotKit Starter for Cisco Jabber # +Botkit is designed to ease the process of designing and running useful, creative bots that live inside Cisco Jabber. +Botkit features a comprehensive set of tools to deal with Cisco Jabber, and allows developers to build interactive bots and applications that send and receive messages just like real humans. +This document covers the Cisco Jabber-specific implementation details only. + +## Getting Started ## +- Install Botkit +- Ask admin to create a Jabber user for the bot in either Cisco IM&Presence Server (on-premise deployment) or Cisco Webex Messenger (cloud deployment), then get the jid and password from the admin. +Jabber bots can send and receive messages, and in many cases, appear alongside their human counterparts as normal Jabber users. + +## Working with Cisco Jabber ## +Jabber bot uses node-xmpp to connect to Cisco Unified IM & Presence server or Cisco WebEx Messenger and can only use the password authentication methods. Cisco Jabber bot can take part in 1-1 chat or group chat conversations and can provide information or other services for the conversations. It’s better to use persist store for the Botkit controller, otherwise when restart the bot, it will lose the group information and cannot received the message from a group chat. + +The full code for a simple Cisco Jabber bot is as below: + +~~~ javascript + const Botkit = require('./lib/JabberBot.js'); + var controller = Botkit({ + json_file_store: './bot_store/' + }); + + var bot = controller.spawn({ + client: { + jid: ‘john@alpha-cup.cisco.com', + password: *, + host: "shn-alpha-cup011.cisco.com", + port: 5222 + } + }); + + controller.hears(['hello'], ['direct_mention', 'direct_message'], function (bot, message) { + bot.reply(message, 'Hi'); + }); + + controller.on('direct_mention', function (bot, message) { + bot.reply(message, 'You mentioned me in a group and said, "' + message.text + '"'); + }); + + controller.on('direct_message', function (bot, message) { + bot.reply(message, 'I got your direct message. You said, "' + message.text + '"'); + }); +~~~ + +## Bot Options ## +When spawn bot from the Botkit controller, there are several options available. + +| Argument | Description +|--- |--- +| jid | Jid of the jabber bot +| password | Password of the jabber bot +| host | host of the Cisco Unified IM & Presence server, no need for bot of Cisco WebEx Messenger +| port | Port of the Cisco Unified IM & Presence server, no need for bot of Cisco WebEx Messenger + +## Jabber Specific Events ## +Jabber support the following events + +| Event | Description +|--- |--- +| direct_message | Bot has received a direct message from a 1-1 chat +| direct_mention | Bot has received a message from a group chat and is mentioned by the message sender +| self_message | Bot has received a message it sent + +## Message Formatting ## +Cisco Jabber bot supports both plain text message and rich text message. +Below is an example for plain text message. +~~~ javascript + bot.reply(message, 'Hello'); +~~~ +Below is an example for rich text message. Jabber Bots Developer needs to compose the whole stanza for the message. He can create his own UI element to replace the UI part inside the body element in this example. +Notes: Below example just for show element clearly. It’s better to remove all empty space in the stanza. + +~~~ javascript + let reply_message = {}; + let to = message.user; + let type = message.group ? 'groupchat' : 'chat'; + let body = 'html demo(only for Jabber Windows now)'; + reply_message.text = body; + reply_message.stanza = xml`${body} + + + +
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