| Safe Haskell | None |
|---|---|
| Language | Haskell2010 |
HZulip
- data Message = Message {
- messageId :: String
- messageType :: String
- messageContent :: String
- messageAvatarUrl :: String
- messageTimestamp :: Int
- messageDisplayRecipient :: Either String [User]
- messageSender :: User
- messageGravatarHash :: String
- messageRecipientId :: String
- messageClient :: String
- messageSubjectLinks :: [String]
- messageSubject :: String
- data ZulipClient = ZulipClient {}
- defaultBaseUrl :: String
- getEvents :: ZulipClient -> Queue -> Bool -> IO [Event]
- newZulip :: String -> String -> ZulipClient
- onNewEvent :: ZulipClient -> Bool -> EventCallback -> IO ()
- registerQueue :: ZulipClient -> [String] -> Bool -> IO Queue
- sendMessage :: ZulipClient -> String -> [String] -> String -> String -> IO String
Documentation
Represents a Zulip Message
Constructors
| Message | |
Fields
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data ZulipClient Source
Represents a Zulip API client
Constructors
| ZulipClient | |
Fields
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defaultBaseUrl :: String Source
The default zulip API URL
getEvents :: ZulipClient -> Queue -> Bool -> IO [Event] Source
Fetches new set of events from a Queue.
newZulip :: String -> String -> ZulipClient Source
Helper for creating a ZulipClient with the baseUrl set to
defaultBaseUrl
onNewEvent :: ZulipClient -> Bool -> EventCallback -> IO () Source
Registers an event callback for all events and keeps executing it over events as they come in. Will loop forever
registerQueue :: ZulipClient -> [String] -> Bool -> IO Queue Source
This registers a new event queue with the zulip API. It's a lower level
function, which shouldn't be used unless you know what you're doing. It
takes a ZulipClient, a list of names of the events you want to listen
for and whether you'd like for the content to be rendered in HTML format
(if you set the last parameter to False it will be kept as typed, in
markdown format)
sendMessage :: ZulipClient -> String -> [String] -> String -> String -> IO String Source
This wraps `POST https://api.zulip.com/v1/messages` with a nicer root API. Simpler helpers for each specific case of this somewhat overloaded endpoint will also be provided in the future.
It takes the message mtype, mrecipients, msubject and mcontent
and returns the created message's id in the IO monad.