def no():
action = json.loads(request.form["payload"])
text_blok = text_block('Boo! You are so boring :thumbsdown:')
blocks = {'blocks': [text_blok]}
respond(action['response_url'], blocks)
return OK
def yes():
"""You may ask here, why do we respond to response_url instead of the request itself?
Well, slack decided you can't respond directly to interaction actions requests.
So we must use the response_url. If you know why did they decide this please tell
me. I'm sure they might be a reason but it isn't obvious to me..
"""
action = json.loads(request.form["payload"])
text_blok = text_block('Super! I do too :thumbsup:')
blocks = {'blocks': [text_blok]}
respond(action['response_url'], blocks)
return OK
def no(payload):
"""If a user clicks no on the hello message, execute this callback"""
text_blok = text_block('Boo! You are so boring :thumbsdown:')
respond(payload['response_url'], {'blocks': [text_blok]})
return OK
def yes(payload):
"""If a user clicks yes on the message above, execute this callback"""
text_blok = text_block('Super! I do too :thumbsup:')
respond(payload['response_url'], {'blocks': [text_blok]})
return OK
def no(action):
text_blok = text_block('Boo! You are so boring :thumbsdown:')
respond(action['response_url'], {'blocks': [text_blok]})
return OK
def yes(action):
text_blok = text_block('Super! I do too :thumbsup:')
respond(action['response_url'], {'blocks': [text_blok]})
return OK
def test_respond_call_is_async():
with patch('requests.post') as mock_request:
mock_request.return_value = 1
future = respond('https://url.com', 'message')
assert future.result(timeout=5) == 1
def yes():
action = json.loads(request.form["payload"])
text_blok = text_block('Super! I do too :thumbsup:')
respond(action['response_url'], {'blocks': [text_blok]})
return OK
