Viber Routing

Bottender offers a bunch of helpers to route within your Viber or multi-platform application. For example, you may use Viber particular routes within your router:

const { router, viber } = require('bottender/router');

function App() {
  return router([
    viber.message(HandleMessage),
    viber.subscribed(HandleSubscribed),
    viber.unsubscribed(HandleUnsubscribed),
    viber.conversationStarted(HandleConversationStarted),
    viber.delivered(HandleDelivered),
    viber.seen(HandleSeen),
    viber.failed(HandleFailed),
    viber(HandleViber),
  ]);
}

async function HandleMessage(context) {
  /* skip... */
}
async function HandleSubscribed(context) {
  /* skip... */
}
async function HandleUnsubscribed(context) {
  /* skip... */
}
async function HandleConversationStarted(context) {
  /* skip... */
}
async function HandleDelivered(context) {
  /* skip... */
}
async function HandleSeen(context) {
  /* skip... */
}
async function HandleFailed(context) {
  /* skip... */
}
async function HandleViber(context) {
  /* skip... */
}

All available routes in viber that recognize different kind of events:

• viber - matches when receiving any viber events.
• viber.message - matches when receiving viber message events.
• viber.subscribed - matches when receiving viber subscribed events.
• viber.unsubscribed - matches when receiving viber unsubscribed events.
• viber.conversationStarted - matches when receiving viber conversation_started events.
• viber.delivered - matches when receiving viber delivered events.
• viber.seen - matches when receiving viber seen events.
• viber.failed - matches when receiving viber failed events.