07-13, 15:30–16:00 (Europe/Dublin), Liffey B
Today, there are many tasks to repeat in the company/community.
In addition, we often use chat such as Slack for daily communication.
So, I created a chatbot(PyCon JP Bot) to automate various boring tasks related to holding PyCon JP.
In this talk, I will first explain how to create a chatbot using Bolt for Python.
I will tell you how to registers bot's integration on Slack and how to create a simple bot in Python that responds to specific keywords.
In addition, we often use chat such as Slack for daily communication.
So, I created a chatbot(PyCon JP Bot) to automate various boring tasks related to holding PyCon JP.
In this talk, I will first explain how to create a chatbot using Bolt for Python.
I will tell you how to registers bot's integration on Slack and how to create a simple bot in Python that responds to specific keywords.
And as a specific case, I will explain how to make a bot command to perform the following operations and technical problems.
- Emoji reaction
- Calculator: SymPy
- Karma(plusplus): Peewee
- Search issues, display issue details: JIRA API
- Create multiple issues from a template: JIRA API, Sheets Spreadsheet API
- Account management of G Suite(user, alias, group and member): G Suite API
- etc.
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Expected audience expertise: Python –some
Abstract as a tweet –In this talk, I will first explain how to create a chatbot using Bolt for Python. I will tell you how to registers bot's integration on Slack and how to create a simple bot in Python that responds to specific keywords.
Takanori(@takanory) is a Vice Chairperson of PyCon JP Association.
He is also a Director of BeProud Inc., and his title is "Python Climber".
Takanori held PyCon JP 2014 to 2016 as the Chairperson.
Currently he teaches Python to beginners as a lecturer at Python Boot Camp all over Japan.
In addition, he published several Python books.
Tananori plays trumpet, climbs boulder, loves Lego, ferrets and beer.