Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: rockethook
Version: 1.0.4
Summary: Simple library for posting to Rocket.Chat via webhooks a.k.a. integrations.
Home-page: https://github.com/gevial/rockethook
Author: Gennady Aleksandrov
Author-email: gevial@yahoo.com
License: MIT
License-File: LICENSE

Rockethook
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Simple library for posting to Rocket.Chat via webhooks a.k.a. integrations

Installation
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Rockethook can be installed from PyPi: :code:`pip install rockethook`

Usage
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The idea behind this library is to create Webhook object and then post Messages with it.
You can create Message object and fulfill it with content (text and/or attachments) later.

Or you can just :code:`Webhook.quick_post('Your message')` without bothering with Message objects.

It is a very small library indeed, so the best explanation is an example of usage:

>>> import rockethook
>>> my_hook = rockethook.Webhook('https://rocketchat.example.com', my_token)
>>> msg = rockethook.Message(icon_url='http://example.com/icon.png')
>>> msg.append_text('First line.')
>>> msg.append_text('Second line.')
>>> msg.add_attachment(
...     title='Attach',
...     title_link='http://example.com',
...     image_url='http://example.com/img.png'
... )
>>> my_hook.post(msg)

To override default webhook's channel:

>>> msg = rockethook.Message(channel="#my-channel")

To quickly post simple text messages:

>>> my_hook.quick_post('Hi!')
>>> my_hook.quick_post('Call me back\nPlease')
