Applying for LINE API
Architecture
DMflow integrates with the LINE Server via API to provide a chatbot for users.
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant LINE SERVER
participant DMflow
User->>LINE SERVER: Sends a message
LINE SERVER->>DMflow: HTTP POST to webhook
DMflow-->>LINE SERVER: HTTP 200 OK
Note over DMflow: Process and generate response
DMflow->>LINE SERVER: Push/Reply message
LINE SERVER-->>User: Sends the response
LINE Server
LINE provides various services that can be accessed through DMflow for data exchange.
API
API stands for Application Programming Interface, which allows communication between different software applications.
Getting Started
First, you need to have a LINE account. Visit LINE Business ID
Login with LINE Account
You can use your regular LINE user account to log in.
Login with Business Account
If you have a business email account, you can apply using that. Provide the account name, email address, company name, and business category (description of your business). After filling in the details, the application will be completed.
Configuration
If the Messaging API is not enabled, go to Settings -> Messaging API and click on "Enable Messaging API". Enter the service provider name (you can name it as per your business; it can be changed later), and fill in the Privacy Policy URL and Terms of Use URL (optional). Confirm the details and click "OK".
- 1.Channel ID
- 2.Channel Secret
- 3.Fill in the Webhook URL.
- 4.Proceed to LINE Developers for the next steps.
LINE Developers
Clicking on the LINE Developers link will take you to LINE Developers. Follow the steps shown in the screenshots below.
You will obtain the Channel ID, Channel Secret, and Channel Access Token. Fill in the Webhook URL, and you are done.
Contact Information
Email: service@dmflow.chat
DMflow.chat Official website: DMflow.chat (We changed our domain to www.dmflow.chat on 2024-05-18)