Add Webex Teams Cards&Buttons as native python objects #93
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You can now send a card like this:
```
from webexteamssdk import WebexTeamsAPI
from webexteamssdk.cards.card import AdaptiveCard
from webexteamssdk.cards.components import TextBlock
from webexteamssdk.cards.options import Colors
block = TextBlock("Hey hello there! I am a adaptive card",
color=Colors.GOOD)
card = AdaptiveCard(body=[block])
api = WebexTeamsAPI()
api.messages.create(text="fallback", roomId="...", cards=card)
```
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@sQu4rks Thank you for the PR! I apologize for the delay in getting this merged. I am going to move the package to the |
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No worries @cmlccie. I have since split this into its own package (see CiscoSE/pyadaptivecards). What do you think about adding that package as a dependency and import them in the init.py so that there is only one „adaptive Cards in python“ code base instead of two. |
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Makes sense to me! I'll modify the webexteamssdk code to add this as an optional dependency. If you can incorporate the |
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@sQu4rks in case you are interested... Here are the refactoring edits I made to the code. I agree it is better to have this functionality in a separate package that you can maintain without waiting on me. 🙂 Let me know when you have incorporated the Also, have you seen/used the pydantic library? I am increasing using this and FastAPI for projects. It could very easily be used to model the Adaptive Cards. I am considering using it to model the Webex Teams data models in a future release that will support Python v3 (only). I am also thinking of migrating the library to support both synchronous and asynchronous execution in a v3 release. |
This PR introduces Adaptive Cards as native python objects.
Example
will print the json required for this card