[PYTHON] The world's most easy-to-understand explanation of how to make a LINE BOT (1) [Account preparation]
Introduction
Messaging API (commonly known as LINE BOT) is a service provided by Line. The goal is to use this Messaging API to create a LINE BOT that can automatically interact with users.
The link function by API of Push and Reply is provided, and Push can use it for a fee.
There are various pricing systems, but we recommend using the Developer Trial first.
With the Developer Trial, you're limited to 50 friends, but you can try Push and Reply for free.
What you need to create a LINE BOT
- LINE personal account
- Server
- SSL certificate
Create a LINE Business account
Start by assuming that you already have a LINE personal account. Go to LINE BUSINESS CENTER and start "Developer Trial" to create an account.
After authenticating your LINE personal account, you will be asked for an email address to create an account, so enter the email address you want to register and register.
The LINE BUSINESS CENTER will immediately send you an authentication email to your registration email address, so you will be redirected to the registration URL.
Profile information is required for the registration URL, so enter it. At this point, you do not need to register your credit card, just information such as your name, phone number, and address.
After registration is complete, you can move to the account list.
Your LINE BUSINESS account is now ready.
Register with Messaging API Developer Trial
Go to the "Messaging API" link in your account list and go to "Start Developer Trial" again.
If you remain logged in after registration, the screen will change to the one below.
Enter the required information to apply for the Messaging API.
You are now ready to use the Messaging API.
LINE @ MANAGER settings
Once you have applied for the Messaging API, you will be able to access LINE @ MANAGER.
Click the "Use API" button to start using it.
When I started using it, the status was switched to in use.
Next, go to the "Set up with LINE Developers" link.
After accessing, the terms of use will be displayed, so I agree if you like.
Below this image is the Webhook URL and Channel Acess Token, so next time we'll set this up.
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