Feat 4037 pull request to write a sendmessage funcion using .net#176
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I tested some of the documented process, it seems well written and worked for me.
@adityaoberai needs to take a look at the code itself, though!
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Please remove any .vscode/ directories since they're VS Code editor configs (irrelevant to the function, obj/ directories since they're build files, .sln file since it is only relevant to Visual Studio and not the function, Properties/launchSettings.json file since it is meant for ASP.NET projects (and the function as itself is not one)
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The function itself looks fine to me. However, it is meant for the older version of Open Runtimes. @gewenyu99 would it be better to make this for the new runtimes? |
This repo is the old runtime repo. We can keep for legacy purposes. We'll find a way to deprecate this repo in the future, up to @Meldiron . |
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Hello @adityaoberai. I have made the requested changes. Thank you. |
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@adityaoberai @gewenyu99 Please what is left of this project. |
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@gyamposudodzi We actually don't use this repo, or legacy V2 functions anymore. Appwrite functions V3 has new syntax and new runtimes, so this won't be compatible with the new functions. We really appreciate your contribution ❤️ We're sorry about the deprecation. |
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Description
This pull request introduces the sendmessage function to the openruntimes/examples repository using the .NET framework. The goal is to provide users and developers with a customizable cloud function that helps send messages via email, sms, discord or twitter. This function further expands the openruntimes/examples repository.
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Functionality created
This function enables users send message to various channels namely, email, twitter, discord, and sms.
Additional notes
The send twitter functionality makes use of a library that is association with the twitter v1.1 api endpoints. This would mean for a tweet to be sent the user needs certain access(via a paid subscription).
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