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Package botman-viber-driver
Short Description Viber driver for BotMan
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/kononovspb/viber-driver-botman
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BotMan Viber Driver
Connect Viber with BotMan
Installation & Setup
First you need to pull in the Viber Driver.
Then load the driver before creating the BotMan instance (only when you don't use BotMan Studio):
This driver requires a valid and secure URL in order to set up webhooks and receive events and information from the chat users. This means your application should be accessible through an HTTPS URL.
To connect BotMan with your Viber Bot, you first need to follow the official guide to create your Viber Bot and an access token.
Once you have obtained the access token, place it in your .env file like VIBER_TOKEN=YOUR-VIBER-TOKEN-HERE. There it gets automatically loaded to your config/botman/viber.php file.
If you don't use BotMan Studio, add these line to $config array that you pass when you create the object from BotManFactory.
Register Your Webhook
To let your Viber Bot know, how it can communicate with your BotMan bot, you have to register the URL where BotMan is running at, with Viber.
You can do this by sending a POST
request to this URL:
This POST request needs parameter called url with the URL that points to your BotMan logic / controller. If you use BotMan Studio it will be: https://yourapp.domain/botman
. HTTPS is a must, because of security reasons.
You can read about other fields in the request in the official documentation.
Instead of manually sending the request to Viber you can use a console command to register your Webhook.