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[This article is prerelease documentation and is subject to change.]
Teams has a number of areas that your application has access to via its API. These are all available via the app.Api object. Here is a short summary of the different areas:
| Area | Description |
|---|---|
Conversations |
Gives your application the ability to perform activities on conversations (send, update, delete messages, etc.), or create conversations (like 1:1 chat with a user) |
Meetings |
Gives your application access to meeting details |
Teams |
Gives your application access to team or channel details |
An instance of the Api Client is passed to handlers that can be used to fetch details:
Example
In this example, we use the api client to fetch the members in a conversation. The Api object is passed to the activity handler in this case.
[Message]
public async Task OnMessage([Context] MessageActivity activity, [Context] ApiClient api)
{
var members = await api.Conversations.Members.Get(context.Conversation.Id);
}
Proactive API
It's also possible to access the api client from outside a handler via the app instance. Here we have the same example as above, but we're access the api client via the app instance.
const members = await app.Api.Conversations.Members.Get("...");