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Hi all,

 

I'm trying to figure out how I can @-mention a user via the Chatter API.. none of the following seem to work:

 

  • mentioning @[Steve Winton] # user's name in square brackets
  • mentioning @(Steve Winton) # user's name in round brackets
  • mentioning @"Steve Winton" # user's name in quotes
  • mentioning @{005E0000000Fpox} # user's ID in curly braces
  • mentioning @005E0000000Fpox # user's ID without curly braces

Is there a specific convention for this I should follow?

 

Many thanks,

Steve

Hi all,

 

Thought I should announce here that I've written a Python library for the Chatter API, and released it under an MIT license:

 

https://github.com/nixmc/chatter/

 

It's heavily influenced by the awesome Python Twitter Tools library, which is a proven and robust library for the Twitter API. You can find more details on the Github page.

 

I hope others find this work useful, hit me up (@stevewinton on Twitter) with any questions or feedback.

 

Best,

Steve

Hi all,

 

I'm trying to figure out how I can @-mention a user via the Chatter API.. none of the following seem to work:

 

  • mentioning @[Steve Winton] # user's name in square brackets
  • mentioning @(Steve Winton) # user's name in round brackets
  • mentioning @"Steve Winton" # user's name in quotes
  • mentioning @{005E0000000Fpox} # user's ID in curly braces
  • mentioning @005E0000000Fpox # user's ID without curly braces

Is there a specific convention for this I should follow?

 

Many thanks,

Steve

Hi all,

 

Thought I should announce here that I've written a Python library for the Chatter API, and released it under an MIT license:

 

https://github.com/nixmc/chatter/

 

It's heavily influenced by the awesome Python Twitter Tools library, which is a proven and robust library for the Twitter API. You can find more details on the Github page.

 

I hope others find this work useful, hit me up (@stevewinton on Twitter) with any questions or feedback.

 

Best,

Steve