why CLIENT_EVENTS are not working RTM is undefined in my slack bot?
i am just started to develop service for slack and i just creating a connection to the slack bot but i have facing a problem that
Cannot read property 'RTM' of undefined
this is my code
const RTMClient, CLIENT_EVENTS, RTM_EVENTS, RTM_MESSAGE_SUBTYPES = require('@slack/client');
function handleOnAuthenticated(rtmStartData)
console.log(`logged in as $rtmStartData.self.name of team $rtmStartData.self.team.name but not et connected to channel`);
function addAuthenticatedHandler(rtm, handler)
rtm.on(CLIENT_EVENTS.RTM.AUTHENTICATED, handler);
module.exports.init = function slackClient(bot_token, logLevel)
rtm = new RTMClient(bot_token);
addAuthenticatedHandler(rtm, handleOnAuthenticated);
return rtm;
module.exports.addAuthenticatedHandler = addAuthenticatedHandler;
i dont know what is the exact problem is can anyone tell me that why this is happening.
node.js express slack slack-api
asked Nov 15 '18 at 6:46
Rahul DudharejiyaRahul Dudharejiya
265113
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i am just started to develop service for slack and i just creating a connection to the slack bot but i have facing a problem that
Cannot read property 'RTM' of undefined
this is my code
const RTMClient, CLIENT_EVENTS, RTM_EVENTS, RTM_MESSAGE_SUBTYPES = require('@slack/client');
function handleOnAuthenticated(rtmStartData)
console.log(`logged in as $rtmStartData.self.name of team $rtmStartData.self.team.name but not et connected to channel`);
function addAuthenticatedHandler(rtm, handler)
rtm.on(CLIENT_EVENTS.RTM.AUTHENTICATED, handler);
module.exports.init = function slackClient(bot_token, logLevel)
rtm = new RTMClient(bot_token);
addAuthenticatedHandler(rtm, handleOnAuthenticated);
return rtm;
module.exports.addAuthenticatedHandler = addAuthenticatedHandler;
i dont know what is the exact problem is can anyone tell me that why this is happening.
node.js express slack slack-api
asked Nov 15 '18 at 6:46
Rahul DudharejiyaRahul Dudharejiya
265113
add a comment |
i am just started to develop service for slack and i just creating a connection to the slack bot but i have facing a problem that
Cannot read property 'RTM' of undefined
this is my code
const RTMClient, CLIENT_EVENTS, RTM_EVENTS, RTM_MESSAGE_SUBTYPES = require('@slack/client');
function handleOnAuthenticated(rtmStartData)
console.log(`logged in as $rtmStartData.self.name of team $rtmStartData.self.team.name but not et connected to channel`);
function addAuthenticatedHandler(rtm, handler)
rtm.on(CLIENT_EVENTS.RTM.AUTHENTICATED, handler);
module.exports.init = function slackClient(bot_token, logLevel)
rtm = new RTMClient(bot_token);
addAuthenticatedHandler(rtm, handleOnAuthenticated);
return rtm;
module.exports.addAuthenticatedHandler = addAuthenticatedHandler;
i dont know what is the exact problem is can anyone tell me that why this is happening.
node.js express slack slack-api
asked Nov 15 '18 at 6:46
Rahul DudharejiyaRahul Dudharejiya
265113
i am just started to develop service for slack and i just creating a connection to the slack bot but i have facing a problem that
Cannot read property 'RTM' of undefined
this is my code
const RTMClient, CLIENT_EVENTS, RTM_EVENTS, RTM_MESSAGE_SUBTYPES = require('@slack/client');
function handleOnAuthenticated(rtmStartData)
console.log(`logged in as $rtmStartData.self.name of team $rtmStartData.self.team.name but not et connected to channel`);
function addAuthenticatedHandler(rtm, handler)
rtm.on(CLIENT_EVENTS.RTM.AUTHENTICATED, handler);
module.exports.init = function slackClient(bot_token, logLevel)
rtm = new RTMClient(bot_token);
addAuthenticatedHandler(rtm, handleOnAuthenticated);
return rtm;
module.exports.addAuthenticatedHandler = addAuthenticatedHandler;
i dont know what is the exact problem is can anyone tell me that why this is happening.
node.js express slack slack-api
node.js express slack slack-api
asked Nov 15 '18 at 6:46
Rahul DudharejiyaRahul Dudharejiya
265113
asked Nov 15 '18 at 6:46
Rahul DudharejiyaRahul Dudharejiya
265113
asked Nov 15 '18 at 6:46
Rahul DudharejiyaRahul Dudharejiya
265113
asked Nov 15 '18 at 6:46
Rahul DudharejiyaRahul Dudharejiya
265113
asked Nov 15 '18 at 6:46
Rahul DudharejiyaRahul Dudharejiya
265113
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The RTM_EVENTS dictionary isn't necessary, you just need to directly subscribe to the event name as a string.
Convert:
function addAuthenticatedHandler(rtm, handler)
rtm.on(CLIENT_EVENTS.RTM.AUTHENTICATED, handler);
As Constants is V3.x ,which have been removed from V4.x
To:
function addAuthenticatedHandler(rtm, handler)
rtm.on('authenticated', handler);
Using simple strings for event names is V4.x
migration guide
answered Feb 5 at 2:11
Abdel-RaoufAbdel-Raouf
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Thank you this was life saver!
– MR DR
Mar 9 at 18:42
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The RTM_EVENTS dictionary isn't necessary, you just need to directly subscribe to the event name as a string.
Convert:
function addAuthenticatedHandler(rtm, handler)
rtm.on(CLIENT_EVENTS.RTM.AUTHENTICATED, handler);
As Constants is V3.x ,which have been removed from V4.x
To:
function addAuthenticatedHandler(rtm, handler)
rtm.on('authenticated', handler);
Using simple strings for event names is V4.x
migration guide
answered Feb 5 at 2:11
Abdel-RaoufAbdel-Raouf
10711
1
Thank you this was life saver!
– MR DR
Mar 9 at 18:42
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The RTM_EVENTS dictionary isn't necessary, you just need to directly subscribe to the event name as a string.
Convert:
function addAuthenticatedHandler(rtm, handler)
rtm.on(CLIENT_EVENTS.RTM.AUTHENTICATED, handler);
As Constants is V3.x ,which have been removed from V4.x
To:
function addAuthenticatedHandler(rtm, handler)
rtm.on('authenticated', handler);
Using simple strings for event names is V4.x
migration guide
answered Feb 5 at 2:11
Abdel-RaoufAbdel-Raouf
10711
1
Thank you this was life saver!
– MR DR
Mar 9 at 18:42
add a comment |
The RTM_EVENTS dictionary isn't necessary, you just need to directly subscribe to the event name as a string.
Convert:
function addAuthenticatedHandler(rtm, handler)
rtm.on(CLIENT_EVENTS.RTM.AUTHENTICATED, handler);
As Constants is V3.x ,which have been removed from V4.x
To:
function addAuthenticatedHandler(rtm, handler)
rtm.on('authenticated', handler);
Using simple strings for event names is V4.x
migration guide
answered Feb 5 at 2:11
Abdel-RaoufAbdel-Raouf
10711
The RTM_EVENTS dictionary isn't necessary, you just need to directly subscribe to the event name as a string.
Convert:
function addAuthenticatedHandler(rtm, handler)
rtm.on(CLIENT_EVENTS.RTM.AUTHENTICATED, handler);
As Constants is V3.x ,which have been removed from V4.x
To:
function addAuthenticatedHandler(rtm, handler)
rtm.on('authenticated', handler);
Using simple strings for event names is V4.x
migration guide
answered Feb 5 at 2:11
Abdel-RaoufAbdel-Raouf
10711
answered Feb 5 at 2:11
Abdel-RaoufAbdel-Raouf
10711
answered Feb 5 at 2:11
Abdel-RaoufAbdel-Raouf
10711
answered Feb 5 at 2:11
Abdel-RaoufAbdel-Raouf
10711
10711
1
Thank you this was life saver!
– MR DR
Mar 9 at 18:42
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1
Thank you this was life saver!
– MR DR
Mar 9 at 18:42
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Thank you this was life saver!
– MR DR
Mar 9 at 18:42
Thank you this was life saver!
– MR DR
Mar 9 at 18:42
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