Is it possible to create a webhook on the google assistant that I can http post data to for it to broadcast?
I want to make a real simple application where I can send tweets from specific users to the assistant to read out loud.
That is a "yes, but" question. The Actions platform allows you to send notifications to users whom you have previously queried for permission and who have consented. When they pull down the notification and tap on it, your Action runs a special intent whose name was specified at the time you ask for permission. Details are here:
https://developers.google.com/actions/assistant/updates/notifications
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I am using the new Google Action development environment. I would like to request a user's phone number and also give the user the option to save it for future interactions. This is so I can send text messages and make phone calls for them. Is there a way for me to do this that is compliant with the T&Cs for Google Assistant actions?
Please check with your lawyer, as every country has its regulations. For more info, consult this guide. https://developers.google.com/assistant/conversational/storage-user
I'm trying to get permission to send push notifications on Google Assistant through the conversational webhook.
I'm following the steps here under Actions SDK JSON
I have the first part with "Hi! Welcome to Push Notifications" working.
Then I send the second response under the ask for the UPDATE permission.
The problem is that it seems this is triggering some event on the google assistant side where it asks again for permission to send notifications see here
I think this requires me to define some other intent but how do I properly handle this so it will send me the request with the userID?
I'm testing a facebook instant games app and want my bot to collect messaging_game_plays events to log user data at the end of a play session.
I've set up an app page, app, and uploaded a build that I have moved to the testing stage. I also have a bot with a public webhook that I have successfully verified. The webhook is currently subscribed to messaging_game_plays as well as messages. I have simple echo functionality built into the bot and can spin up the messenger app on my phone, message the page, and receive an echo perfectly.
The problem arises when I go to the games section of my messenger app, play the game, and then exit the game. I expect my bot to receive a messaging_game_plays event per https://developers.facebook.com/docs/messenger-platform/reference/webhook-events/messaging_game_plays/, but I don't receive any indication in the logs of the bot server that anything has called the webhook (even after waiting a significant amount of time).
So my question is/questions are: am I missing something that is required for the messaging_game_plays to be sent to my bot? Is there anything that I need to add to my app-build specifically for this event to trigger? Is launching the game on my phone and exiting the game sufficient for testing this event?
I've searched forums and documentation with no luck but maybe I've missed something along the way. I have checked this question: Facebook Messenger webhook setup, but not triggered, and that helped me successfully trigger messages events which I am getting, I just can't seem to collect messaging_game_plays events.
I am rather new to this process so I may be missing something small, any help would be greatly appreciated!
For reference:
app webhook subscriptions
What does your fbapp-config.json file say? If your bot opt-in parameter is 'opt_in_dev' or 'opt_in_public' you will need to call the subscribeBotAsync method to subscribe your user to the bot before any webhooks will be sent.
Messenger bots will need to be opt-in only from January 19th (see here: https://www.facebook.com/fbgaminghome/blog/important-game-bots-update).
We're making this change to ensure a better player experience.
If you want to transfer player data without requiring the bot to be opted-in, you can use standard JavaScript fetch/XMLHttpRequest with getSignedPlayerInfoAsync to avoid tampering.
SWIFT 3 / Firebase
app like instagram/Facebook
Notifications
I am working on letting users know when another user e.g. liked their post, made a friend request etc.
I set up everything for cloud messaging with firebase and can send bulk messages at all my devices.
Now I want to introduce notifications which contain the current user, the user who did the action and what happened.
Unfortunately I did not find anything about this despite the general implementing of firebase cloud messaging.
My questions are:
1: Do i have to structure a database (e.g. .child("notifications").child(userId).... ?
2: How do I get the token from the stranger user I address with the notification?
3: How can I make the input variable?
I am happy about all kinds of help!
I've had success in using this google apps script to test RSVP actions, the action button appears in the inbox, but my end goal is to get it to post an event to the recipient's Google Calendar on a "Yes" or "Maybe". It currently does not display the response options, nor post to the calendar.
I'm using the example code from https://developers.google.com/gmail/actions/reference/rsvp-action
The schema also requires an HttpActionHandler to direct the request (to google calendar in this case). Is there a way to direct this to the users Google Calendar using a generic URL? Any url based invitation I've found seems to require the user to set options in Google Calendar and getting its "Magic Cookie" from there.
(I realize that Google says GMail RSVP actions are 'unsupported' but it seems to work so far)
You can't use the RSVP Action to direct the request from your email to Google Calendar. The RSVP Action is meant to be used with a third party application that can handle the requests, such as Evite or similar apps.