Dimensi TutupBotol: December 2017

Friday, December 29, 2017

Wednesday, December 27, 2017

Perbandingan Paket Internet

Dari MNC PLAY

http://mncplaybandung.com/high-speed-internet

INDIE HOME
http://www.indihomebandung.id/2017/03/update-harga-paket-langganan-indihome.html

BIZNET
https://www.biznethome.net/id/service/biznet-home-internet/

Wednesday, December 13, 2017

How to check object property in Node.js

Here's the way...

var my_obj = {
    name : "Hisoka",
    skills: "Bungejigum"
};

if(my_obj.hasOwnProperty('status')) {
    console.log(" my object has status property");
} else {
    console.log(" status is NOT in there");
}

if(my_obj.hasOwnProperty('skills')) {
    console.log(" my object has skills property");
} else {
    console.log(" skills is NOT in there");
}

/**
* Another way for checking property is using 'in'.
* but BE CAREFUL! The in operator matches all object keys,
* including those in the object's prototype chain.
* So it's preferred to use hasOwnProperty
*/
console.log("\n");
if('status' in my_obj) {
    console.log(" status is in there");
} else {
    console.log(" status is NOT in there");
}


if('skills' in my_obj) {
    console.log(" skills is in there");
} else {
    console.log(" skills is NOT in there");
}

Result :

Monday, December 11, 2017

Identifying DIRECT_MESSAGE, CHANNEL_MESSAGE, & GROUP_MESSAGE in Slack API Event

A simply way to determine if a message is a DM or not; if a channel ID begins with a:

C, it's a public channel
D, it's a DM with the user
G, it's either a private channel or multi-person DM

However, these values aren't set in stone and could change at some point, or be added to.

So if that syntax goes away, another way to detect a DM to use both channels.info and groups.info. If they both return “false” for the “ok” field, then you know it’s a DM.

Note:

channels.info is for public channels only
groups.info is for private channels and multi-person DMs only

Bonus info: Once you detect a that a message is a DM, use either the user ID or channel ID and search for it in the results of im.list; if you find it, then you’ll know it’s a DM to the bot.

“id” from im.list is the channel ID
“user” from im.list is the user ID from the person DM’ing with the bot
You don’t pass in the bot’s user ID, because it’s extracted from the token

Note :
Private channel is 'W

Source :
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41111227/how-can-a-slack-bot-detect-a-direct-message-vs-a-message-in-a-channel