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Avito Get Messages

Overview

This node, named "Avito Get Messages," is designed to retrieve messages from a messaging service associated with Avito. It fetches messages for a specific user and chat by using an authentication token. This node is useful in scenarios where you want to automate the retrieval of conversation data from Avito, such as monitoring customer inquiries, integrating message data into CRM systems, or analyzing communication patterns.

For example, you could use this node to automatically pull new messages from a particular chat and then process or store them elsewhere for further analysis or response automation.

Properties

Name Meaning
User id The identifier of the user whose messages you want to retrieve.
Chat id The identifier of the chat/conversation from which to get messages.
Token The authentication token required to authorize access to the Avito messaging API.

Output

The node outputs a JSON array containing an object with a messages field. This field holds the list of messages retrieved from the specified chat for the given user. The structure looks like:

[
  {
    "messages": [ /* array of message objects from Avito */ ]
  }
]

No binary data output is produced by this node.

Dependencies

  • Requires access to the Avito messaging API.
  • Needs a valid authentication token (API key or similar) to authorize requests.
  • The node depends on an internal API helper (AvitoApi.getMessages) to perform the actual API call.

Troubleshooting

  • Invalid or expired token: If the token is incorrect or expired, the API call will fail. Ensure the token is valid and has the necessary permissions.
  • Incorrect userId or chatId: Providing wrong identifiers may result in empty message lists or errors. Verify these IDs are correct.
  • Network issues: Connectivity problems can cause request failures. Check network status and API availability.
  • API rate limits: Excessive requests might be throttled by the Avito API. Implement retry logic or respect rate limits.

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