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# Line Bot
Connect the LINE messaging platform with ZBrain Flow to build, manage, and automate conversational bots for your users.
Line Bot is an automated chatbot service for LINE, a popular messaging app. It allows businesses and developers to create interactive chat experiences, automate responses, and integrate with external services for customer engagement and support. This is a bot development platform for the LINE messaging app.
ZBrain integration with Line Bot enables these capabilities:
**Push Message**
Push message to the line account
**Custom API Call**
Send a custom API call to a specific endpoint
#### **How to Connect Line Bot to ZBrain Flow?**
To integrate Line Bot with ZBrain Flow, follow these steps to select and utilize the desired capabilities:
1. **Search for the Line Bot Component**: Search the Line Bot component within the ZBrain interface.
2. **Select the Required Capability**: Select the desired element such as Push message or Custom API call.
#### **Additional Settings to Create Line Bot Connection**
1. **Connection Name** - Enter a name for this connection to identify it.
2. **Bot Token** - Provide the LINE Bot token to authenticate API requests.
3. **Save** - Click to establish the connection with the provided credentials.
#### **Additional Settings to** **Push Message**
1. **Bot Token** - Select a connection to authenticate the LINE bot.
2. **User ID** - Enter the recipient's user ID obtained from the webhook payload.
3. **Text** - Provide the message content to be sent to the user.
#### **Additional Settings to** **Custom API Call**
Send a custom API call to a specific endpoint
1. **Bot Token** - Provide the LINE Bot token for authentication.
2. **URL** - Enter the API endpoint URL for the request.
3. **Method** - Select the HTTP method (GET, POST, etc.) for the API call.
4. **Headers** - Add request headers for API authentication or configuration.
5. **Query Parameters** - Specify query parameters for the API request.
6. **Body** - Input the request payload (JSON format) for the API call.
7. **No Error on Failure** - Skip errors and continue the workflow when enabled.
8. **Timeout (in seconds)** - Set a timeout limit for the API call execution.
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