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Facebook POST message using JSON and newer endpoint to support Emojis. #317

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The older Facebook endpoint doesn't support (All) Emojis. Using JSON and the new endpoint theres now support :).

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So, now you can specify the access_token in the body of the request instead of a query string in the url?

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I think the problem was more in the Form be JSON way of posting to Facebook, and potentially with the endpoint version itself.

The access token can be in the URL or body. Doesn't matter.

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So, now you can specify the access_token in the body of the request instead of a query string in the url?


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dcsan commented Jul 12, 2016

hey, even with the old version (current botkit) how are you sending emoji to facebook?
are you using some type of pseudo codes? or just the basic ascii smiley emoji FB will convert ( 3> etc)

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Using the new update you can send them with plaintext. No pseudo code required.

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hey, even with the old version (current botkit) how are you sending emoji to facebook?
are you using some type of pseudo codes? or just the basic emoji FB will convert ( 3> etc)


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Not sure I understand the question

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right, but waiting for that to get merged...​ meantime wanted to know what
pseudo code methods there are.

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dcsan commented Jul 12, 2016

until your PR is merged - how do you send emoji to FBM?

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tkornblit commented Jul 12, 2016

you can't.

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until your PR is merged - how do you send emoji to FBM?


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…times process messages out of order when using images due to the file size processing time. 1500 seconds seems to fix it.
@@ -823,7 +823,7 @@ function Botkit(configuration) {
// set up a once a second tick to process messages
botkit.tickInterval = setInterval(function() {
botkit.tick();
}, 1000);
}, 1500);
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Is there a particular reason to change the interval to 1500 ms?

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Turns out you can revert this as I don’t think it makes a difference. Basically the issue with the framework with Facebook is that if you send 2 or 3 messages, and one of them is an image for some reason it will come out of order. It’s something with facebooks queue on the backend. So i think what needs to happen is to wait in between messages before sending

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In lib/CoreBot.js #317 (comment):

@@ -823,7 +823,7 @@ function Botkit(configuration) {
// set up a once a second tick to process messages
botkit.tickInterval = setInterval(function() {
botkit.tick();

  •        }, 1000);
    
  •        }, 1500);
    
    Is there a particular reason to change the setInterval method to 1500 ms?


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dcsan commented Aug 5, 2016

this is a month old, would be nice to get merged in, a lot of chatter in #fb-messenger about emoji.

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What do you need from me to get this merged?

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this is a month old, would be nice to get merged in, a lot of chatter in #fb-messenger about emoji.


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So sorry for the delay! Merging. Thank you for this fix.

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Awesome. This actually comes at an interesting time. I wanted to run something by you and see what you thought.

The past 4 months I’ve been working on building my own framework that wraps botkit. It essentially exposes a Data Description JSON Language that enables you to write bots using just data.

I think this will be really helpful for other developers, so I’m open-sourcing it, in hopes that it helps developers build more rapidly and cross platform.

I call the project Mermaid https://github.com/sage-bots/mermaid, and would love to hear your thoughts.

-Tom

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Merged #317 #317.


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