Open stgcompany opened 5 months ago
I'm also interested in a similar feature, albeit for a distinct purpose. It's a common practice for users to compose and send messages in fragments when using integrated platforms like WhatsApp. They often write a phrase, send it, and then repeat the process for the next segment.
In light of this, my concept involves creating a message buffer. The idea is to accumulate messages in the buffer while the user is actively typing. Once the user pauses for a few seconds, the system would then process and send the entire buffered message.
This approach aims to enhance the user experience by minimizing interruptions and facilitating a more seamless messaging flow.
Something like this:
Good morning, no solution yet for the above suggestions and questions?
Good morning, did you find any solution for this? I'm stuck with this, but I haven't been successful in my attempts here.
@stgcompany @vforvilela @souzadeveloper
did you find any solution for this?
I had to resign from TypeBot due to the lack of features and bug fixes, like this one.
did you find any solution for this?
I had to resign from TypeBot due to the lack of features and bug fixes, like this one.
Have you used any other open-source projects to achieve this functionality? If so, would you mind sharing which one it was?
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I think would be important to be able to set a timeout on every type of input blocks.
Lets say a contact takes longer than 5 minutes to answer... We could set this to be the timeout, and then execute a different path on the flow, maybe even executing some kind of function (as I referenced on the issue #1224).
In my opinion that'd improve a lot the automated conversation development process.