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Post Messages to a team with Python

hello Team,


Am working on a use-case where we have to post a status message to a RingCentral team, Right now I don't see any implementation examples for the same, is there an example that I can refer to. If you can suggest what would be URI for the post request and the params to send, I think it will help me to proceed further.


I have created a team using the example here in https://developers.ringcentral.com/guide/team-messaging/quick-start

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It is right below the getting started section https://developers.ringcentral.com/guide/team-messaging/manual/posting

For API reference see this.

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Thanks for that, how do we fetch the chat_id for the group that we just created? I tried with the name of the group, however it didn't work, also do we have a python example, not an expert with JavaScript

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When you create a chat/conversation/team etc. the API returns the id in the response. If you don't capture that Id, you can read using appropriate API. Here is for reading the chat https://developers.ringcentral.com/api-reference/Chats/listGlipChats

You should browse the API reference to learn. It is sufficient for self service!

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