slackapi/hubot-slack

robot.presenceChange didn't work after configuring all the scripts

Saticppro opened this issue · 2 comments

Saticppro commented

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hubot-slack version: 4.7.1

node version: 0.10.x

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to display the user status when he changes the status in slack
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a blank console wihout any result

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Saticppro commented

Please look into the issue, I really need this solution as early as possible

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seratch commented

I'm sorry that you didn't get any response at the time. I know this may be too late but let me share a code snippet that works for you.

To receive presence_change events over RTM, it is required to send presense_sujb requests in advance. Refer to https://api.slack.com/events/presence_sub for details about presence_sub.

If your brain datastore already has a list of users when starting a Hubot app, it automatically calls presenseSub() method for you. Otherwise, you can manually send such requests as the following code does with a keyword "test".

module.exports = (robot, options) ->
  robot.hear /test/i, (res) ->
    robot.adapter.presenceSub()

  robot.presenceChange (res) ->
    # res.message is a PresenceMessage instance that represents the presence change Hubot just heard
    names = (user.name for user in res.message.users).join ", "
    message = if res.message.presence is "away" then "Bye bye #{names}" else "Glad you are back #{names}"
    robot.logger.debug message

I hope this is helpful to you despite the delay and allow me to close this now. Please feel free to write in or reopen this if you have something further to ask/clarify regarding this.