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Wire bot API is currently in alpha.

• Go to https://wire.com/b/devbot (not supported on mobile browsers, or Safari yet) and log in with your Wire credentials - "DevBot" is a bot to set up your developer account and create your own bots.

• Register to the bot service:

  • Email - This is a separate developer account, you can reuse the same email (if you've added an email to your Wire account)
  • Website (you can leave it blank: https://)
  • Developer description (e.g. “Pied Piper”)
  • Verification email
  • Account review by Wire
  • Account approved email

• Create a new bot (with DevBot, type /help for available commands)

  • Name - name of the bot, will also be used as the URL for the bot
  • Base URL (you can put: https://[Your_Public_IP]:8050)
  • Description
  • Copy and paste the RSA key (found in ./hello-bot/certs/pubkey.pem) $ADD?

• Enable bot (with DevBot) - one of DevBot's commands to activate a bot.

git clone https://github.com/wireapp/bot-sdk-node/
npm install bot-sdk-node

Create service key and certificate:

openssl genrsa -out server.key 4096
openssl req -new -key server.key -out csr.pem
openssl x509 -req -days 7300 -in csr.pem -signkey server.key -out server.crt
openssl rsa -in server.key -pubout -out pubkey.pem

Then proceed to create your first bot (take a look at example/echo_text_bot.js):

const service = require('wire-bot-sdk-node');

service.createService(options, (bot) => {
  // add listeners
});

• The options argument has the following options:

  • port - https server port (serve on which wire will send requests),
  • key - https server private key (server.key created above),
  • cert - https server certificate (server.crt created above),
  • auth - auth_token that you received from DevBot
  • storePath - file system path where cryptobox stuff will be stored

• The function that is passed to createService is called when the service is created and is given a bot instance. Bot object is an EventEmitter and emits the following listeners:

  • bot.on('message', (from, message) => {}); // message from user
  • bot.on('join', (members, conversation) => {}); // new user(s) joined the conversation
  • bot.on('leave', (members, conversation) => {}); // user(s) that left the conversation
  • bot.on('rename', (name, conversation) => {}); // conversation renamed

Use sendMessage to send message back to user

bot.sendMessage(message, (sendStatus) => {});