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howdyai / botkit

Botkit is an open source developer tool for building chat bots, apps and custom integrations for major messaging platforms.
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This is amazing , honestly. Python? #423

Closed sirvon closed 7 years ago

sirvon commented 7 years ago

Is there anything remotely on this level for python or swift.

Thank you for this lib

YemSalat commented 7 years ago

Not familiar with any similar Python libs. There is a number of slack-specific bot clients though. Just curious, what would be a use case for swift? Running the bot on an iOS device does not seem very useful?

sirvon commented 7 years ago

swift 3 on linux. mostly, raspi3, microcontroller stuff.

but, running the bot on ios although would be useful if the ios device was shared and they wanted the bot to locally private.

hosford42 commented 7 years ago

I would be interested in contributing to a Python port of this library. I've dabbled a bit with the Slack API before. This looks like a very clean, well-designed interface, and I'm working on a Python project that could really benefit from it.

pierremonico commented 7 years ago

@hosford42 we should get in touch.

meets7 commented 7 years ago

@hosford42 @PierreMonico did this materialize?

transfluxus commented 7 years ago

I don't think so. I don't even know the details of the botkit, just saw glimpses

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meets7 commented 7 years ago

Ok. Thanks for the update.

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pierremonico commented 7 years ago

@meets7 I started working on something Django based a few weeks back but soon realized it's not a good choice. Currently I have no time to work on this, but I came to the conclusion that async frameworks like Tornado, Aiohttp or Muffin are better choices if you want to start it from scratch.

meets7 commented 7 years ago

That's really useful suggestion. Thanks. Will read up on it more. Thanks.

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hosford42 commented 7 years ago

Have you looked into Django Channels? It might be better suited than just Django alone, and you wouldn't have to scrap your work.

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pierremonico commented 7 years ago

Yes I did, thanks for asking. Beyond the async capabilities, I just felt Django in general is overkill (read: too high-level, too many features) for a chatbot. I have the feeling something "closer" to pure http, or let's say more minimalistic, would suit the job better and be more performant. Basically, not a full-featured MVC framework - but that's just a feeling :) (this benchmark also made me think that) Maybe I should still clean up and open-source what I've done so far.

ryanakuhl commented 6 years ago

If you aren't aware, there is Slackclient