Observer pattern for Yammer api - yammer

I am using Yammer api (Java script SDK) for integrating Yammer Platform into our app. The problem is "when I am submitting a post from my app, it's getting updated on Yammer Platform, but when I do post from Yammer Platform, my app is not getting updated". So I would like to know whether there is any observer pattern for Yammer api in Java script sdk.

No. In my app I'm issuing GET request for messages to refresh data on the client side.

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What I'm trying to accomplish?
Send an API (chat.postMessage) from a 3rd party app to a Slack user - Done
The message will have two buttons (approve and decline) which the user can click on - Done
Upon clicking on one of the buttons, Slack should send an API back to the 3rd party app - TBD
Before sending an API, Slack should retrieve an authentication token via API - TBD
Note: I've seen in Slack docs mentioning of /incoming endpoint (also /interactive-message). My 3rd party app has a strict set of available APIs. I'm not able to create new API endpoints. Also, I need the payload to be sent in a specific JSON structure.
I've reviewed Slack documentation but I can't figure it out.
Making notifications actionable
I'm technical but not a developer so there might be nuances which I'm missing.
Is there any section in Slack where I can add custom code to accomplish such integration?
If not, how I can accomplish it?
Edit:
I've configured a Request URL (in slack), when I click on one of the buttons in the message, I can see an API request is being sent to the URL.
I'm able to see the payload as well.
My problem is that I need the information to be sent in a different format and to a different endpoint.
What is the best approach to take for this? Do I need to develop a new service to capture and parse the payload and then generate the API request to my 3rd party app?
Ok, so here is how I've accomplished it.
Upon clicking a button in slack, Slack sends an API with a certain payload to the predefined endpoint which you configure (Request URL).
I've used free tier AWS serverless components:
API Gateway and Lambda
API gateway receives the payload and invokes the Lambda function (I used Python as it seems the easier for a non developer)
My Lambda function is processing the payload and has the logic to interact with my 3rd party app in the required way.

Google integration in web application

I want to integrate gmail and google calendar in my web application. I can login via google and make api calls to either gmail OR google calendar API, depending on the authorisation that I request from google.
I have not found a way to request authorisation for more than one APIs simultaneously. Is this even possible? Is it possible to receive one access token in order to use it for requests against more than one of Google's APIs?
As far as I know it can be done. If you try testing it in Google Oauth 2.0 Playground and select multiple API scopes.
"scope": "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar https://mail.google.com/ https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive"
It should look like this:
Hope this helps.

How to create a slack bot with the events API

I have my own slack team, with its own slackbot user.
I want to create a basic slack bot that will respond to direct messages, and I since I need specific events, I need to use the Events API.
I understand that slack will POST to my server the event that happened with its parameters, but I don't understand what needs to be done with the oauth permissions.
How can I add permissions to the slack app, without submitting the app?
reading the docs, I couldn't find the answer to this..
what am I missing?
You do not need to submit your app to the Slack App Directory. That is optional and only necessary if you want to make your app available to the public.
But you need to install your app to your Slack team before you can use it. During the installation process your app will be authenticated to your Slack team and you will receive a special token based on the scopes you requested.
The authentication process follows the OAuth standard and works similar to the process used by other web services, e.g. Twitter or Facebook.
I use a mini website for each of my Slack apps that has the "Add to Slack" button and is able to run through the OAuth process with Slack. This website is basically another script in addition to the one that will handle the events coming form Slack.
Check out the excellent documentation from Slack on the Slack button and how to use Oauth with Slack.

Integrate Parse.com from Website

I have to prepare a web Admin for the mobile apps that have iPhone and android versions. I don't know how to send the push notifications to specific users or to all users from my ASP.net web Admin.
Take a look at the rest API.
Pratically you have to perform a POST (using maybe RestSharp) passing your app id\key and the content of the push.

Yammer API: How to get messages and access tokens for external networks?

Hi i'm working on yammer API, in (https://www.yammer.com/network_permalink/resource_path) for "resource_path" what we need to pass.
'resource_path' referrers to any API reference call such as;
https://www.yammer.com/network_permalink/api/v1/messages/following.json
and
https://www.yammer.com/network_permalink/api/v1/pending_attachments.json

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