ChannelMessageSummary
¶
Source code in docs_src/capo_chime_sdk_messaging/types/channel_message_summary.py
content
instance-attribute
¶
content: NotRequired[Content]
The content of the channel message. For Amazon Lex V2 bot responses, this field holds a list of messages originating from the bot. For more information, refer to Processing responses from an AppInstanceBot in the Amazon Chime SDK Messaging Developer Guide.
content_type
instance-attribute
¶
content_type: NotRequired[ContentType]
The content type of the channel message listed in the summary. For Amazon Lex V2 bot responses, the content type is application/amz-chime-lex-msgs for success responses and application/amz-chime-lex-error for failure responses. For more information, refer to Processing responses from an AppInstanceBot in the Amazon Chime SDK Messaging Developer Guide.
created_timestamp
instance-attribute
¶
created_timestamp: NotRequired[Timestamp]
The time at which the message summary was created.
last_edited_timestamp
instance-attribute
¶
last_edited_timestamp: NotRequired[Timestamp]
The time at which a message was last edited.
last_updated_timestamp
instance-attribute
¶
last_updated_timestamp: NotRequired[Timestamp]
The time at which a message was last updated.
message_attributes
instance-attribute
¶
message_attributes: NotRequired[MessageAttributeMap]
The attributes for the channel message. For Amazon Lex V2 bot responses, the attributes are mapped to specific fields from the bot. For more information, refer to Processing responses from an AppInstanceBot in the Amazon Chime SDK Messaging Developer Guide.
redacted
instance-attribute
¶
redacted: NonNullableBoolean
Indicates whether a message was redacted.
status
instance-attribute
¶
status: NotRequired[ChannelMessageStatusStructure]
The message status. The status value is SENT for messages sent to a channel without a channel flow. For channels associated with channel flow, the value determines the processing stage.
target
instance-attribute
¶
target: NotRequired[TargetList]
The target of a message, a sender, a user, or a bot. Only the target and the sender can view targeted messages. Only users who can see targeted messages can take actions on them. However, administrators can delete targeted messages that they can’t see.