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README.md

RocketChat Action Links

Action Links are a way to add custom javascript functions to RocketChat messages. The links appear as a horizontal list below the message they correspond to, and by clicking the link will run a function you define server-side.

Usage

Add 'actionLinks' to any message object as in the example below. It should be an array of object, each containing a 'label' (this will be the text printed to click on), a method_id (this is the name of the method that will be run), and params (this is the parameters passed to the method_id function).

message.actionLinks = [{ label: "Another Option", method_id: "anotherFunction", params: "stuff"}, { label: "An Option", method_id: "functOne", params: ""}];

The functions to be run need to be added to the actionLinkFuncts namespace. This is done by calling the RocketChat.actionLinks.register method. Your custom functions should take two parameters: the original message from the database, and the 'params' object given for that function.

RocketChat.actionLinks.register('functOne', function (origDbMsg, params) {
		
	console.log("I did some stuff!");

});