It works in the Matrix ecosystem.
If you want to create conversion flows and validate multiple options, print custom messages and access external APIs, Menuflow is a good choice for you.
MenuFlow allows you to create different Matrix client instances and each one customises a conversation flow.
This project was based on maubot, built entirely with the mautrix-python framework.
- An image explaining what this plugin does :)
- Print lists of variables and fomate them with jinja :v
These texts were obtained using the http_request node:
- id: 'r1'
type: 'http_request'
method: GET #POST
URL: https://inshorts.deta.dev/news?category={{category}}
variables:
news: data
cases:
- id: 200
o_connection: m4
- id: default
o_connection: m5And formatted with jinja in a message node:
- id: 'm4'
type: 'message'
text: "
{% for new to news %}
{% if loop.index0 < 3%}
{% set _new = news|random%}
---<br>
**Title**: {{_new['title']}}<br>
**Author**: {{_new['author']}}<br>
**Date**: {{_new['date']}}<br>
**Image**: {{_new['imageUrl']}}<br>
{{_new['content']}}<br><br>
{% will end if%}
{% endfor%}
"
o_connection: 'm1'
- If you receive a
too many requestresponse from your homeserver, then you will have to increase the rate limits, otherwise menuflow could be affected in its performance.
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